Busabase for AWS Quick

Connect AWS Quick to Busabase

AWS's AI assistant for work (launched as Amazon Quick, renamed AWS Quick on 2026-11-09): a chat agent on web, desktop and mobile that automates tasks, analyses data, builds web apps and runs research across connected files, email, calendar, CRM and databases. Free and Plus plans need no AWS account; an Enterprise subscription unlocks team connectors, including custom MCP integrations.

Busabase MCP server

https://busabase.com/api/mcp

Read the AWS Quick documentation
Busabase
MCP connector
A Base of posts in a Busabase workspace, with records, views, and agent prompts

Set it up

Hosted chat has no shell and no file system, so a connector is the way in.

Add the server

Point your chat client at the Busabase MCP endpoint.

Sign in

Complete OAuth in the browser — no client id or secret to create.

Pick the smallest permission

changeRequest lets the agent propose but never merge.

Verify

Ask the agent to call auth_verify before it does any work.

For this agent

AWS Quick documents Agent Skills on the desktop app: a skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file at its root, created under Customize > Skills (from chat, from a .md/.zip file, or from a folder), and loaded with progressive disclosure — name and description first, full instructions on activation. Because Quick has no general shell, skills there package instructions for Quick itself rather than running the Busabase SETUP_SKILL.md install flow; use the MCP connector to connect Busabase.

Step by step

This host has no shell, so a connector is the only way in.

At a glance

Vendor
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
How it connects
MCP + OAuth
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Authentication
OAuth (dynamic registration)

AWS Quick has no shell of its own, so connect Busabase as a remote MCP connector (this needs an AWS Quick Enterprise subscription):

  1. Sign in to AWS Quick and open Connectors.
  2. Open the Create for your team tab and choose Model Context Protocol (MCP).
  3. Name the integration Busabase, enter https://busabase.com/api/mcp as the MCP server endpoint, and choose Public network as the connection type. Choose Next.
  4. Select User authentication (OAuth). Busabase supports Dynamic Client Registration, so Quick discovers the authorization server from Busabase's protected-resource metadata and registers itself automatically — no client ID or secret to paste. Complete the Busabase sign-in and consent in the browser.
  5. Choose Create and continue, review the tools Quick discovered (each MCP tool registers as a Quick action), and share the integration with your team if needed.

After that, ask Quick to use a Busabase action in chat — for example, to list your spaces or read a Base — to confirm the connection works.

Known gotchas

Remote servers only — local stdio connections are not supported, and HTTP streaming is preferred over SSE. The MCP integration requires an AWS Quick Enterprise subscription. Custom MCP connectors do not sync automatically: the owner must open the connector and choose Sync, and custom connectors that use a VPC connection cannot sync at all (delete and recreate to refresh tools). A sync re-runs authorization — if Busabase later requires OAuth scopes that were not granted originally, the sync fails until you re-authorize. During creation Quick validates every tool's inputSchema against JSON Schema Draft 7 or later; tools using deprecated Draft 3 syntax fail publishing with "Creation failed". Quick also documents Agent Skills (folders with a SKILL.md at the root, created under Customize > Skills), but with no shell surface the MCP connector above is the route that connects Busabase.

How it compares

Connection capabilities side by side with other agents already in this directory.

CapabilityAWS QuickClaude CodeCursor
TypeDesktop appsTerminal agentsAI editors
Recommended pathMCP connectorAgent SkillAgent Skill
How it connectsMCP + OAuthMCP + OAuth · Plugin / SkillMCP + OAuth · Plugin / Skill
TransportStreamable HTTPStreamable HTTPStreamable HTTP
AuthenticationOAuth (dynamic registration)OAuth (dynamic registration)OAuth (dynamic registration)
These stepsFrom official docsLast checked Nov 11, 2026

Written from this agent's own documentation. We have not re-run every step on a real machine, so check the linked docs if a command has changed.

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Busabase MCP server

https://busabase.com/api/mcp