How do I install Workers Mcp?
Install it via npm: `npm install workers-mcp`.
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Workers Mcp is a package that connects Claude Desktop (or any MCP Client) to a Cloudflare Worker on your account. It provides both CLI tooling and in‑Worker logic to expose Worker RPC methods as MCP tools.
Install with npm install workers-mcp, then run npx workers-mcp help for instructions. Create a Worker with a WorkerEntrypoint that exports RPC methods documented with JSDoc. Add workers-mcp docgen src/index.ts to your deploy script, add a fetch handler that proxies events to your entrypoint using ProxyToSelf, generate a shared secret with workers-mcp secret generate, deploy with npm run deploy, and finally run workers-mcp install <alias> <url> to add the Worker to Claude Desktop.
Install it via npm: `npm install workers-mcp`.
Use `npx workers-mcp secret generate` to generate a shared secret, then `npx workers-mcp secret upload` to add it to your deployed Worker. The fetch handler uses `SHARED_SECRET` for authentication.
Run `npm run deploy` (which runs `workers-mcp docgen` and `wrangler deploy`). If you change method names, parameters, or add/remove methods, Claude will only see the updates after a restart.
Currently only `ProxySelf` is provided, which requires the Worker to be available on a public URL. `ProxyToServiceBinding` and `ProxyToDurableObject` are planned.
Yes, as long as you route your `fetch` calls appropriately and define a `WorkerEntrypoint` with RPC methods.
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