Request Checkly MCP OAuth scopes during plugin install - #7
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A fresh Codex plugin installation completed OAuth with only
offline_access. Auth0 and the MCP protected-resource metadata already expose the Checkly scopes, so the plugin needs to supply them explicitly to make the installation flow request usable authorization.Validation
npm testnpm run typechecknpm run lintnpm run format:check