Testing a remote MCP server - OAuth Tutorial

- Let me show you how to publish a public MCP server first, one that doesn't have any auth, and then I'll show you how to manage one that has OAuth through GitHub, and the intricate pieces that need to come into place to get all that to work, all right? For reference, if you want to follow along here and you just want to boot up a basic MCP server, you can use the tutorial that Cloudflare has, it's called Build a Remote MCP server. The very beginning here is the very beginning I'll be using. So I'm just going to copy this very first command at the top here. And for the record, to do this, you need a free Cloudflare account. It doesn't cost anything, but you need to set up a Cloudflare account. And the first time you go through this process, you'll have to authenticate yourself through Cloudflare to get your IDE, probably VS Code, to work with the Cloudflare, so you can push and pull content from the service. In VS Code, I have the day-5 folder open. And down here in the terminal, I…