Native Servers

Harbor ships with a curated catalog of native MCP servers — pre-configured with the right commands, arguments, and authentication. Dock them with a single command or click.

CLI Usage

harbor dock <server-id>

Examples:

harbor dock github                         # GitHub API (needs PAT)
harbor dock slack                          # Slack (opens browser for OAuth)
harbor dock filesystem -- ~/Documents      # Filesystem with allowed dirs
harbor dock atlassian --name my-jira       # Custom name
harbor dock google-workspace -- all        # Google Workspace with all services

Desktop Usage

Open the Scout page and browse the Native Fleet grid. Click Dock, Charter (OAuth), or Add Key (API key) depending on the server.

Catalog

Remote Servers (HTTP)

These connect to vendor-hosted MCP endpoints over HTTP. No local process is spawned.

Server	ID	Auth	Description
GitHub	`github`	API Key (PAT)	Repos, issues, PRs, code search
Atlassian	`atlassian`	OAuth	Jira, Confluence & Compass
Slack	`slack`	OAuth	Channels, messages, users
Linear	`linear`	OAuth	Issues, projects, cycles
Notion	`notion`	OAuth	Pages, databases, docs
Sentry	`sentry`	OAuth	Errors, issues, performance
Figma	`figma`	OAuth	Design inspection, Dev Mode
Stripe	`stripe`	OAuth	Payments, customers, subscriptions
Vercel	`vercel`	OAuth	Deployments, projects, domains
Supabase	`supabase`	OAuth	Database, auth, storage
Cloudflare	`cloudflare`	OAuth	Workers, D1, R2, KV
Neon	`neon`	OAuth	Serverless Postgres

Local Servers (stdio)

These run as local processes on your machine.

Server	ID	Auth	Description
Filesystem	`filesystem`	None	Local file read/write (pass allowed directories after `--`)
Playwright	`playwright`	None	Browser automation
Google Workspace	`google-workspace`	OAuth	Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs (pass services after `--`)
Brave Search	`brave-search`	API Key	Web and local search

Authentication

OAuth servers

When you dock an OAuth server for the first time, Harbor opens your browser to authorize. Tokens are stored securely in the vault and refreshed automatically.

harbor dock slack
# => Opens browser for OAuth authorization
# => Papers received! Server 'slack' docked.

Use --skip-auth to dock now and authorize later:

harbor dock slack --skip-auth

API Key servers

Servers that need a manual token require you to store the key in the vault first:

harbor chest set github_personal_access_token ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxx
harbor dock github

No-auth servers

These work out of the box:

harbor dock filesystem -- ~/Documents ~/Projects
harbor dock playwright

Extra Arguments

Some servers accept extra arguments appended after the defaults. Use -- to separate them:

# Filesystem: allowed directories
harbor dock filesystem -- ~/Documents ~/Projects /tmp

# Google Workspace: service list
harbor dock google-workspace -- drive,gmail,calendar

# Custom name with extra args
harbor dock filesystem --name work-files -- ~/Work

CLI Flags

Flag	Description
`--name`	Override the default server name (defaults to the catalog id)
`--skip-auth`	Skip OAuth authorization during dock
`--disabled`	Dock the server but keep it disabled
`--auto-start`	Start automatically when Harbor launches
`--env KEY=VALUE`	Override or add environment variables
`-- <args>`	Extra arguments appended after catalog defaults

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Native Servers

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Authentication

OAuth servers

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No-auth servers

Extra Arguments

CLI Flags

​CLI Usage

​Desktop Usage

​Catalog

​Remote Servers (HTTP)

​Local Servers (stdio)

​Authentication

​OAuth servers

​API Key servers

​No-auth servers

​Extra Arguments

​CLI Flags

CLI Usage

Desktop Usage

Catalog

Remote Servers (HTTP)

Local Servers (stdio)

Authentication

OAuth servers

API Key servers

No-auth servers

Extra Arguments

CLI Flags