Manus Setup
Manus uses bearer token authentication via custom headers rather than browser-based OAuth. You'll need to generate a Leadovaro token before connecting.
Prerequisites
Access to Manus at manus.im
Create a free account and generate a token at app.leadovaro.com
Setup
- 1Generate a Leadovaro Token
Manus uses bearer token authentication rather than browser-based OAuth, so you'll need to generate a token in Leadovaro first.
- Open app.leadovaro.com and sign in
- Navigate to Install
- Click "Generate a Leadovaro token" and copy it — you'll need this in the next step
- 2Add a Custom MCP Connector in Manus
- In Manus, open Settings → Connectors
- Click Add connectors → Custom MCP → Add custom MCP
- Select Direct configuration
- Enter the following as the server URL:
/_sites/app.leadovaro.com/hub/mcp
- Click Add custom header and add:
- Name:
Authorization - Value:
Bearer <YOUR_LEADOVARO_TOKEN>
- Name:
warningManus does not have a dedicated bearer token field — all authentication is configured through custom headers. You must manually include the
Bearerprefix (with a space) before your token. Entering the token alone will cause 401 errors.- Save the connector. Leadovaro MCP tools are now available in Manus.
- 3Test Your Connection
Try these prompts to verify everything is working:
"What MCP servers are available?""Can you check my recent GitHub issues?"
Troubleshooting
Why do I keep getting 401 errors?
The most common cause is a missing or malformed Authorization header. Check that:
- The header name is exactly:
Authorization - The header value starts with:
Bearer(with a space) followed by your token — not the token alone - Your Leadovaro token hasn't expired — generate a new one from app.leadovaro.com if needed
Can I use OAuth / browser authentication instead?
Browser-based OAuth is not currently supported in Manus's MCP connector. Token-based authentication via custom headers is the supported method.