TakeOne
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https://takeone.dev/Connect straight to this server’s public endpoint.
https://mcp.takeone.dev/mcpWe add this server to your workspace, walk through sign-in once, then open Studio with tools ready to run.
Last probed Sep 18, 2026 · mcp.takeone.dev
TakeOne requires sign-in before tools can be listed. Connect the MCP server to inspect the live tool list in your client.
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Use the remote MCP URL on this page in your MCP client (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and more). Copy the endpoint if your client needs a manual entry, then complete provider sign-in when your client connects — tools appear after authentication.
This endpoint requires provider sign-in, so MCPBundles could not list tools anonymously during the last probe. After you connect and authenticate in your MCP client, your session should receive the live tool list from the provider.
TakeOne may require signing in to the provider before tools can run. Connect through MCPBundles or your MCP client and complete any provider login when prompted.
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