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Kimi Code adds Adako with one command and signs in with a second one that opens the browser.
Steps
- Open a terminal and run the two commands below: the first adds Adako, the second opens the Adako authorization screen in your browser.Add Adako and sign in
kimi mcp add --transport http --auth oauth adako https://adako.ai/mcp kimi mcp auth adako - Start Kimi Code and run /mcp to confirm Adako is connected.
- Ask Kimi to use it.
C:\Users\<you>\.kimi\mcp.json on Windows, /Users/<you>/.kimi/mcp.json on macOS, /home/<you>/.kimi/mcp.json on Linux — the same server by hand
{
"mcpServers": {
"adako": {
"url": "https://adako.ai/mcp"
}
}
}Kimi Code keeps its servers in C:\Users\<you>\.kimi\mcp.json on Windows, /Users/<you>/.kimi/mcp.json on macOS, /home/<you>/.kimi/mcp.json on Linux; add the adako entry beside any others rather than replacing the file. /mcp-config inside a session does the same thing conversationally, and --header "Authorization: Bearer <your key from /keys>" replaces the browser sign-in where there is no browser. Kimi Code needs a paid Kimi plan: without one it answers 403 before any MCP server is reached. The Kimi chat app in the browser has no place for a custom MCP server, so Adako runs from Kimi Code.
Test it
Ask for something read-only first. This call is free and changes nothing.
first prompt
Using Adako, tell me which ad accounts are connected.You should get back what is connected, which account is active, and two or three prompts worth trying next. If nothing is connected yet, the answer says so and links to the Accounts page.
When a write comes back as a proposal
Under the inbox policy, a write returns a proposal id and a diff instead of a result. Say “approve it” in the chat, or open Approvals and approve it there. Under direct, your confirmation in the chat is the approval.