Twinic-server : configure MCP servers directly from prompts.

What is Twinic-server?

Twinic-server is an MCP server that lets you install and configure other MCP servers directly from natural language prompts. It integrates with Claude desktop and handles both npm and PyPi hosted servers. It is intended for users who want to add MCP servers without manually editing config files.

How to use Twinic-server?

Install Node.js, then add the provided JSON configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file (located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude on macOS or C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Roaming\Claude on Windows). After restarting Claude desktop, you can issue prompts like “install the MCP server named mcp-server-fetch” (requires npx for Node servers and uv for Python servers).

Key features of Twinic-server

• Installs MCP servers from npm and PyPi automatically.
• Configures MCP servers using natural language prompts.
• Supports setting environment variables (e.g., GitHub tokens).
• Works with local MCP server directories.
• Requires no manual config editing after initial setup.

Use cases of Twinic-server

• Quickly add a new MCP server by just asking Claude to install it.
• Install an npm or PyPi‑hosted MCP server with full configuration.
• Add a locally developed MCP server without editing JSON files.
• Set environment variables for MCP servers during installation.

FAQ from Twinic-server

Do I need any extra tools installed?

Yes, the server requires npx to be installed for Node-based servers and uv for Python-based servers.

Where does Twinic-server write its configuration?

It modifies your claude_desktop_config.json file located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude (macOS) or C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Roaming\Claude (Windows).

Can I install servers from local directories?

Yes, you can ask Claude to install an MCP server from a local path (e.g., /Users/pangloss/code/whatsapp-mcp).

Does Twinic-server support setting environment variables?

Yes, prompts can include environment variables like GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN which are passed to the installed server.

What transport or authentication does it use?

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