1. Prepare your workspace
Sign in to Studio. Use an existing Storyworld or create one in Studio. A Storyworld holds the creative work your account is permitted to access.2. Add the remote server
In your agent’s MCP settings, choose remote HTTP and enter:sia-studio-production can stay unchanged.
Follow the guide for your client. Keep optional headers empty unless the client’s current official instructions require otherwise. Never copy an OAuth token from another client or browser.
3. Sign in and review permissions
Complete the native SIA sign-in flow. Initial discovery requests account and saved-work read access. Creating drafts, editing assets and generating media require additional scopes. Only approve capabilities you want this connection to use. Some clients request renewable access. Stay connected for up to 30 days is optional and unchecked by default. It permits renewal within that limit; it does not authorize a new creative task or spending.4. Check the connected account
Ask:Which SIA account am I connected to, and which Storyworlds can I access?The client can use
account_get and storyworld_list. This first check does not create media or spend generation credits. A Connected badge or completed browser callback alone is not proof of a successful tool call.
5. Find something saved
Find the characters I saved for this story and show their reference images.Choose the correct Storyworld when needed. Reuse the returned Studio links if your host cannot display the media. Continue with creative workflows when the saved-work check succeeds.