Summary
A user wanted to add a new MCP integration but could not find the button to do it. Add Apps appeared to be missing, and the MCP entry point is currently hidden under Advanced.
Problem
- Adding a new MCP is not discoverable from the main Settings experience
- Users expect an obvious
Add Apps or similar action when trying to add integrations
- Hiding MCP setup under
Advanced makes a primary workflow feel buried
Expected
- Users should be able to quickly find where to add a new MCP/app from Settings
- The primary entry point should be visible without needing to inspect
Advanced
Suggested direction
- Surface the MCP/App add action directly in Settings
- Avoid splitting integration management between Settings and secondary sidebars
- If MCP remains under
Advanced, add clearer affordances or navigation that point users there
Summary
A user wanted to add a new MCP integration but could not find the button to do it.
Add Appsappeared to be missing, and the MCP entry point is currently hidden underAdvanced.Problem
Add Appsor similar action when trying to add integrationsAdvancedmakes a primary workflow feel buriedExpected
AdvancedSuggested direction
Advanced, add clearer affordances or navigation that point users there