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MCP Server Runner

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About MCP Server Runner

Cursor extension to store MCP server configurations and run them

Basic information

Category

Developer Tools

License

MIT

Runtime

node

Transports

stdio

Publisher

xzebra

Config

No standard config provided

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Repository

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Overview

What is MCP Server Runner?

MCP Server Runner is a VS Code / Cursor extension for managing and running Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers locally.

How to use MCP Server Runner?

Install the extension (VS Code 1.80.0+), then add server configurations via the activity bar or commands. Start/stop servers with a single click or command, view logs in the editor, and optionally auto-start servers when VS Code starts.

Key features of MCP Server Runner

  • Configure and save multiple MCP server configurations
  • Start and stop servers with a single click
  • View server logs directly in the editor
  • Auto-start servers when VS Code starts
  • Edit or delete server configurations

Use cases of MCP Server Runner

  • Run multiple MCP servers simultaneously for testing
  • Start and stop servers without leaving the editor
  • Automatically launch servers on VS Code startup
  • Monitor server logs inline during development

FAQ from MCP Server Runner

What is the minimum VS Code version required?

VS Code 1.80.0 or higher.

How do I add a server configuration?

Click the MCP Servers icon in the activity bar, then the "+" button, or use the command "MCP: Add Server Configuration".

Can I auto-start servers when VS Code starts?

Yes, each server configuration has an auto-start option.

What settings does this extension contribute?

It contributes the setting mcpServerRunner.servers which lists all MCP server configurations.

How do I view server logs?

Right-click a server and select "View Logs", or use the command "MCP: View Server Logs".

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