Kiro MCP Host Lacks Remote OAuth Support, Forcing Local Workarounds
Kiro cannot run the browser-based OAuth authorization-code flow required by official remote MCP servers such as Google Workspace's, while other hosts like Antigravity and Claude do support it. Power/plugin authors are forced to ship local stdio servers with manual one-time OAuth setup instead of pointing directly at first-party remote endpoints.
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