ls-mcp

What is ls-mcp?

ls-mcp is a CLI tool that detects and lists MCPs (Model Context Protocol) in your local development environment. It is built for developers who work with MCP and want to quickly see which MCP servers are available on their machine.

How to use ls-mcp?

Run npx ls-mcp in your terminal. No installation or configuration is required – npx handles fetching and executing the package.

Key features of ls-mcp

• Scans local environment for MCPs
• Lists all detected MCP servers
• Runs via npx without installation
• Lightweight npm package

Use cases of ls-mcp

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FAQ from ls-mcp

What does ls-mcp do?

It detects and lists MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in your local development environment.

How do I use ls-mcp?

Simply run npx ls-mcp in your terminal.

What license is ls-mcp under?

ls-mcp is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

Is there a contribution guide?

Yes, contribution guidelines are available in the project's CONTRIBUTING.md file.