🍠 YAMCP - A Model Context Workspace Manager

What is YAMCP?

YAMCP (YAM-C-P) is a command-line tool for organizing and managing MCP servers as local workspaces. It connects multiple MCP servers, local or remote, into a unified workspace exposed as a single MCP server for AI applications.

How to use YAMCP?

Install globally via npm install -g yamcp (or use npx yamcp). Import or add servers with yamcp server import [config] or yamcp server add, then create a workspace with yamcp yam create. Finally run the gateway for an AI app using yamcp run <workspace-name>.

Key features of YAMCP

• Organize MCP servers into named workspaces
• Connect multiple AI apps via a single gateway
• Centralized communication logging for debugging
• Command-line interface for servers and workspaces
• Optional web UI for visual management
• Supports both stdio (local) and SSE (remote) servers

Use cases of YAMCP

• Group coding-related servers (e.g., GitHub, linting) into one workspace for development
• Bundle design servers (icons, color palettes) into a dedicated workspace
• Create app-specific workspaces for Cursor, Claude, or Windsurf
• Use centralized logs to troubleshoot communication issues across servers

FAQ from YAMCP

What does YAMCP stand for?

YAMCP stands for "Yet Another MCP" – a workspace manager for Model Context Protocol servers.

How do I install YAMCP?

Install globally with npm install -g yamcp or run directly via npx yamcp.

What transports do managed MCP servers support?

YAMCP supports local stdio transport and remote SSE transport for MCP servers.

Is there a web UI for YAMCP?

Yes, a separate web UI called YAMCP UI can be launched using npx yamcp-ui or installed globally.

Has YAMCP been security audited?

Yes, it has a security assessment from MseeP.ai, indicated by a badge in the README.