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A Nix-based configuration framework for Model Control Protocol (MCP) servers with ready-to-use packages.
No standard config provided
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mcp-servers-nix is a Nix-based configuration framework for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that offers ready-to-use packages and a modular approach for defining and deploying MCP server configurations. It leverages Nix for reproducible and declarative server setups, making it suitable for users who want a consistent, security-conscious way to manage MCP servers across different clients.
You can run an MCP server directly with nix run github:natsukium/mcp-servers-nix#mcp-server-fetch or generate a configuration file using the mkConfig function within a Nix expression. The output format adapts to a chosen flavor (e.g., claude, vscode, codex). Examples for Claude Desktop, VS Code, Codex CLI, and others are provided in the examples directory.
envFile and passwordCommandmcp-servers-nix provides a Nix-based framework to configure and deploy MCP servers. It offers ready-to-use packages, modular configurations, and reproducible builds, while improving security through credential handling via `envFile` and `passwordCommand`.
Run a server directly with `nix run github:natsukium/mcp-servers-nix#mcp-server-fetch` or generate a configuration file by calling `mkConfig` in a Nix expression. The output can be written to the corresponding client’s config file.
mcp-servers-nix supports Claude Desktop, Claude Code, VS Code, VS Code (workspace), Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Zed. Each flavor outputs configuration in the format expected by the respective client.
The framework provides `envFile` and `passwordCommand` options for secure injection of credentials and sensitive information, with pinned server versions to reduce supply-chain risks.
You need the Nix package manager. Optional integrations include Flakes, flake-parts, devenv, and Home Manager. The server modules themselves require no additional runtime beyond Nix.
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