MCP Tool Documentation

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About MCP Tool Documentation

CLI for adding/removing MCP servers in predefined groups to claude, cursor, or wherever you like

#mcp #cursor#bash-script#claude #mcp-server

MCP Tool Documentation config

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Overview

What is MCP Tool Documentation?

MCP Tool Documentation is a command-line utility for managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides a unified interface for running, configuring, and integrating various MCP servers with tools like Claude and Cursor.

How to use MCP Tool Documentation?

Clone the repository, make mcptool.sh executable, and optionally create an alias. Use commands like list, run <target>, info <target>, docs, interactive, or autoloader. Configuration is defined in a JSON file; specify paths with --servers-file or --groups-file.

Key features of MCP Tool Documentation

List available MCP servers and server groups
Run servers individually or as groups
Display detailed information about any server
Generate comprehensive documentation for all servers
Output server definitions in JSON format
Integrate with Claude and Cursor MCP configurations

Use cases of MCP Tool Documentation

Quickly launch a specific MCP server or a group of servers from one command
Add server definitions to Claude or Cursor project or global settings
Explore available servers and their required environment variables
Automate server setup with shell autocompletion and interactive menus

Frequently asked questions

What dependencies are required?

`jq` is required for parsing server configurations. `dialog` is optional for interactive mode.

How do I add a server definition to Claude or Cursor?

Use `./mcptool.sh add <server_name> --claude` (or `--cursor`). Add `--global` for user-level scope, and `--overwrite` to replace existing config.

Where are configuration files stored?

The default servers file is at `/Users/estiens/code/mcptool/config/servers.json` and groups file at `/Users/estiens/code/mcptool/config/groups.json`. You can override with `--servers-file` or the `MCP_CONFIG_FILE` environment variable.

What transports or authentication does this server support?

The MCP Tool itself does not implement MCP transports or authentication; it manages server definitions that are run externally. Authentication is handled by the individual MCP servers defined in the configuration file.

Can I use this tool on Windows?

Windows is not directly supported. Consider using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).

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