Tuqo in Continue
Continue is an extension for VS Code and JetBrains with MCP over HTTP. Create a project key in the panel at app.tuqo.dev, add Tuqo to the MCP config with an authorization header, and manage sites with 52 Tuqo tools right from the editor.
Create a project key
In the Tuqo panel at app.tuqo.dev → project → API keys → create. Format tqk_…, shown once.
Open the MCP config
Your Continue MCP settings (the mcpServers block of the config).
Add the Tuqo server
The MCP address and an Authorization: Bearer tqk_… header (example below).
Deploy from the chat
Ask the agent to create a site and publish it: it calls create_site and deploy_files and returns the link.
{
"mcpServers": {
"tuqo": {
"url": "https://mcp.tuqo.ru/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer tqk_xxx_yyy" }
}
}
}The Tuqo panel is in English, and the labels here are the ones it shows.
Continue + Tuqo: frequently asked
Which file do I edit? +
Your Continue client's MCP settings. The idea is the same everywhere: the MCP address plus an Authorization header.
Do I need OAuth? +
No. For an extension a tqk_ key in a header is simpler. OAuth is for web chats that cannot store a key.
What is available after connecting? +
All 52 Tuqo tools: creating sites, deploy_files and deploy_site, domains, deploy rollbacks, gated access and reading form submissions.