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MIT

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marcusschiesser

About MCP Config

A CLI tool for easy installation of MCP servers and managing their configuration

MCP Config config

No standard config provided

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Overview

What is MCP Config?

MCP Config is a CLI tool for managing MCP server configurations for MCP clients. It provides a repository of MCP servers and enables one-line installation, configuration, and removal of servers for developers using MCP clients.

How to use MCP Config?

Call npx mcp-config in your terminal to open the interactive menu, then select an installed server and press an action key to configure, remove, or view details. To add a new server, press the "a" key or run npx mcp-config <server-name> (e.g., npx mcp-config llamacloud).

Key features of MCP Config

  • Repository of MCP servers for easy discovery
  • One-line MCP server installation
  • Interactive prompts to configure and add servers
  • View existing server configurations
  • Remove MCP server configurations
  • Supports Claude, Windsurf, and Cursor clients

Use cases of MCP Config

  • Quickly install and configure a new MCP server without manual setup
  • Manage multiple MCP server configurations from a single terminal interface
  • Remove outdated or unused MCP server configurations
  • Browse a curated repository of available MCP servers

Frequently asked questions

1

What does MCP Config do that alternatives do not?

MCP Config is a dedicated CLI tool for managing MCP server configurations across multiple clients (Claude, Windsurf, Cursor), offering a centralized repository and interactive prompts.

2

What are the runtime requirements?

The tool requires Node.js and can be run via npx (`npx mcp-config`) or cloned and built locally with npm.

3

How do I add a server by name directly?

Run `npx mcp-config <server-name>` in your terminal, for example `npx mcp-config llamacloud`.

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