mcp-serverman: A MCP Server Configuration Manager

What is mcp-serverman?

mcp-serverman is a command-line tool to manage Claude MCP server configuration, with version control and profiling. It also includes a companion MCP server that lets LLMs configure MCP servers for you.

How to use mcp-serverman?

Install via pip install mcp-serverman, then use the mcp-serverman command in your terminal. First run mcp-serverman client init, then use commands like list, enable, disable, save, change, preset save/load, and manage multiple clients. To let an LLM manage your configs, use mcp-serverman companion.

Key features of mcp-serverman

• Version control for MCP server configurations
• Preset/profile management to quickly switch setups
• Multiple client support (Claude, Cline, MCP-Bridge)
• Companion MCP server for LLM‑driven configuration
• Enable, disable, and remove servers or versions

Use cases of mcp-serverman

• Managing multiple MCP server configurations across different clients
• Rolling back to a previous server version after an update
• Switching between profiles for development and production
• Letting an AI assistant enable/disable servers on your behalf

FAQ from mcp-serverman

How do I install mcp-serverman?

Run pip install mcp-serverman. You can also install the latest debug version from GitHub with pip install git+https://github.com/benhaotang/mcp-serverman.git.

Which MCP clients does mcp-serverman support?

Since version 0.1.9, it supports Claude, Cline, and MCP‑Bridge. Support for other clients may be added – please open an issue if a path is wrong.

Is there a companion MCP server?

Yes, since version 0.2.1 you can run mcp-serverman companion to register a companion MCP server that lets LLMs manage your MCP configuration.

What platforms are supported?

Windows, Linux (tested), and macOS. If a platform path is incorrect, file an issue.

Should I back up my configuration before using mcp-serverman?

Yes, the author strongly recommends making a manual backup of your MCP configuration before any changes, as error handling may not cover all cases.