The TEC-CoWork MCP server (TEC-CoWork Connect) enables OpenCode to use the TEC-CoWork capabilities your organization has made available to you: Gmail read/search, Calendar list/create, Drive search/read, Gmail draft creation, shared MCP connections such as Notion, Linear, Slack, Stripe, Exa, and Context7, shared skills, and TEC-CoWork Cloud resources like skills, plugins, marketplaces, workers, members, roles, teams, and LLM providers. The server exposes only search_capabilities and execute_capability, so OpenCode searches what you can access and runs exact capability names instead of loading hundreds of tool definitions into context.

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Server URL

OAuth sign-in uses your TEC-CoWork account, and the organization you pick is pinned into the token. If you do not have an account, create a free TEC-CoWork account.

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Setup

  1. Add this MCP entry to your opencode.json file:
  2. Authenticate the server:
  3. Finish the browser sign-in, then choose the organization OpenCode should use.
If OpenCode runs on a remote machine or SSH host, follow Connect TEC-CoWork MCP from a remote machine.

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Switch organizations

Log out, then authenticate again and pick the organization you want in the browser:
OpenCode is the verified TEC-CoWork Connect client. Native remote MCP OAuth passed end-to-end implementation testing.

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What you can ask

  • “Which TEC-CoWork organization am I connected to?”
  • “Add omar@example.com to my organization.”
  • “Create a skill that writes weekly status reports and share it with my whole organization.”
  • “Find the Q3 launch page in Notion and summarize it.”

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What’s next