[Access] Document service token auth and device auth limitation for MCP portals#31008
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Service tokens: The gateway code supports service token auth with specific routing behavior (bypasses OAuth provider, routes directly to MCP DO, uses
svc:<id>user ID format). This is useful for CI/CD pipelines and automated agents but was completely undocumented.Device auth: A customer asked about this at RSA. Internal SEs confirmed the option does not show up for MCP portals. Without this note, customers will search for a feature that does not exist.