docs: correct MCP path to actual UI labels (Settings > Tools > External Tool Servers)

getting-started.md

@@ -51,17 +51,17 @@ with the account you created in step 1.
   Context Protocol) servers** — external tool services that let the AI do
   things like search marketplaces, query other services, or pull in
   specialized data. Every member can connect their own: go to
-  **Settings → Tools** and add an MCP server by its URL. (If you don't see the
-  Tools tab, log out and back in — the tab appears once your session picks up
-  the capability.) The server must be reachable over HTTP — ones that run only
-  locally on your own computer, like many Claude Desktop configs, can't attach
-  here; use their hosted versions if offered. In a conversation, pick the tool
-  server from the tools menu near the message box and ask away. Your tool
-  servers belong to you: they run under your account, you choose which
-  conversations they attach to, and other members don't see them. Please
-  review what a third-party tool service does with your data before connecting
-  it — see the [privacy policy](privacy-policy.md) for how the co-op handles
-  your side.
+  **Settings → Tools**, section **"External Tool Servers"**, and add an MCP
+  server by its URL. (If you don't see the Tools tab, log out and back in —
+  the tab appears once your session picks up the capability.) The server must
+  be reachable over HTTP — ones that run only locally on your own computer,
+  like many Claude Desktop configs, can't attach here; use their hosted
+  versions if offered. In a conversation, pick the tool server from the tools
+  menu near the message box and ask away. Your tool servers belong to you:
+  they run under your account, you choose which conversations they attach to,
+  and other members don't see them. Please review what a third-party tool
+  service does with your data before connecting it — see the
+  [privacy policy](privacy-policy.md) for how the co-op handles your side.
 
 If the chat ever says your balance is out, that's the allowance, not an error —
 see "Your allowance" below.