Using a terminal AI client

This is an optional technical integration, not a requirement for using NRS.

Ask the workspace manager to issue an external-AI key for the intended business and minimum required permissions. The current NRS endpoint is https://www.notrealsmart.com.au/api/nrs/mcp, using an Authorization bearer token with the supported HTTP MCP transport.

Configure the client using its current official instructions. Keep the key in the client's protected settings rather than a shared project file or command history. Do not reuse the retired /api/mcp instructions.

Verify a read-only call first. Check the business and returned scope, then test proposals before enabling consequential actions. NRS still checks permissions, approval and release requirements when tools execute.

If a call fails, retain the safe error and operation details without exposing the token. A connected terminal client does not become an unrestricted agency operator. Use key management to revoke or replace its access.