Connect your AI assistant to NewTqnia.

Step 1

Create an API key from your account

Sign in to NewTqnia, then from your account page create an API key and give it a name you’ll recognize (for example, ChatGPT). Copy the key immediately — the full value is shown only once.

Step 2

Add NewTqnia as an MCP server

In any client that supports custom HTTP headers (Claude, most agent frameworks, and custom scripts), add the endpoint below along with your key header.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "newtqnia": {
      "url": "https://newtqnia.com/mcp",
      "headers": { "X-API-Key": "ntq_…" }
    }
  }
}

If your client only offers a single “Bearer token” field and doesn’t allow custom headers, paste your key there instead — the server accepts the same key over the standard Authorization header.

Authorization: Bearer ntq_…

If your client requires signing in through OAuth instead (as some ChatGPT connector setups do), use the client’s “Sign in” option and log in with the same NewTqnia account. You’ll get the same published-content access without needing a key.

What can your assistant see?

Your personal key grants read-only access, in your language, to NewTqnia content: a title, a summary, and a link to read the full piece on the site — never the complete article text. Pass your preferred language as a locale parameter (en or ar) on every call. Your key cannot create, edit, or publish anything.