Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager
The MCP Manager is a CLI tool designed to simplify the management of Model Context Protocol servers, enabling easy installation, uninstallation, and configuration across multiple clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor.
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Apr 23 2025
The MCP Manager is a CLI tool designed to simplify the management of Model Context Protocol servers, enabling easy installation, uninstallation, and configuration across multiple clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 23 2025
Noah Stebbins
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What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager?
The MCP Manager is a command-line interface that streamlines the handling of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It allows users to discover, install, uninstall, and configure MCP servers efficiently for various clients. It supports multiple server types like Browsers, Filesystem, HTTP, Git, GitHub, and Memory, providing detailed information and managing dependencies seamlessly. Suitable for developers, DevOps teams, and AI tool integrators, this tool enhances MCP server interoperability, reduces setup time, and improves workflow automation across different AI and development environments.
Who will use Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager?
- Developers
- AI Integrators
- DevOps Engineers
- Research Scientists
- Technical Teams
How to use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager?
- Step1: Install the MCP Manager via pip.
- Step2: Use 'search' command to find desired MCP servers.
- Step3: Use 'info' command to get details about a specific server.
- Step4: Install a server using the 'install' command with optional client specification.
- Step5: List installed servers with the 'list' command.
- Step6: Configure server paths with 'config' commands.
- Step7: Uninstall servers when no longer needed.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- search
- info
- install
- uninstall
- list
- config path
- config set-path
The Benefits
- Simplifies MCP server management
- Supports multiple clients and server types
- Automates dependency checks
- Provides detailed server info
- Enhances workflow automation
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Managing MCP servers across multiple AI clients
- Automating server installation and configuration
- Streamlining AI development workflows
- Supporting various server types like Browser, Filesystem, HTTP, Git, Memory
FAQs of Model Context Protocol (MCP) Manager
Developer
- nstebbins
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