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Authentication

Talarion has two ways to authenticate, depending on how you connect. Both are scoped to a workspace, which owns usage and billing.

OAuth (MCP clients)

The default for MCP-capable clients, namely AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT. On first connection the client registers itself automatically (Dynamic Client Registration) and sends you to dashboard.talarion.com to sign in and choose a workspace. The client receives a short-lived token bound to that workspace and refreshes it silently from then on. See Install for the per-client setup.

API keys (REST API & non-OAuth clients)

For the REST API and for MCP clients that don’t implement OAuth (for example, OpenClaw), authenticate with a workspace API key.

  1. Go to dashboard.talarion.com → API Keys → Create key and copy the key — it’s shown only once.
  2. Send it as a bearer token on every request:
Authorization: Bearer tlrn_...

Keys are workspace-scoped and prefixed tlrn_. The same key works for the REST API and as the bearer token in an MCP client’s configuration. You can create and revoke keys anytime from the dashboard.