Cline

Connect Cline VS Code extension to the CoreClaw MCP Server so your AI coding assistant can discover CoreClaw workers, run them, monitor runs, and retrieve results directly within VS Code.

Prerequisites

VS Code with the Cline extension installed
A CoreClaw account with an API key from Console -> Settings -> API & Integrations

Configuration

Cline supports MCP via Streamable HTTP transport. Configure it in the Cline settings panel.

Step 1: Open Cline Settings

Open VS Code.
Click the Cline icon in the sidebar.
Go to Settings -> MCP Servers.
Click Add MCP Server.

Step 2: Add the CoreClaw MCP Configuration

Fill in the form:

Name: coreclaw
Transport: HTTP
URL: https://mcp.coreclaw.com/mcp
Headers:
- api-key: YOUR_CORECLAW_API_KEY

Replace YOUR_CORECLAW_API_KEY with your actual CoreClaw API key.

Step 3: Save and Restart

Click Save.
Restart VS Code for the changes to take effect.

Verify the Connection

Open VS Code and start a new Cline chat.
Ask: “Find Amazon workers on CoreClaw.”
Cline should call list_store_workers and return matching workers.

Example Conversation

You: Find a Google Maps worker and extract restaurant data near Times Square, New York.

Cline: I’ll find a Google Maps worker, inspect its input schema, and run it for you. [Calls list_store_workers -> get_worker_input_schema -> run_worker -> get_worker_run -> list_worker_run_results]

Troubleshooting

Tools not appearing

Restart VS Code after MCP config changes.
Ensure the MCP server URL is exactly https://mcp.coreclaw.com/mcp.
Check that the api-key header is set.

Authentication errors

Ensure the api-key header value matches your CoreClaw API key exactly.
Verify your key is active in the Console.