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@mcpm/cli

v1.4.6

Published

Your MCP CLI Manager. Helps you install/remove/search your MCP projects. You can also manage your MCP in Claude App with natural language.

Downloads

1,053

Readme

MCPM CLI

npm version npm downloads Build Status GitHub license GitHub issues GitHub stars

A command-line tool for managing MCP servers in Claude App.

Highlights

  • 🚀 Easy Server Management: Add, remove, and manage multiple MCP servers in Claude App with simple commands
  • 🔄 Server Status Control: Enable/disable servers and view their status at any time
  • 🛠️ Interactive CLI: User-friendly command-line interface with interactive prompts for easy configuration
  • 🔌 Self-Integration: Can add MCPM CLI itself as a MCP server with a single command
  • 📝 JSON Configuration: Manages servers through Claude's configuration file with proper error handling

TODO

  • [ ] Add Remote MCP Discovery (A MCPHub for search and recommendation)
  • [ ] Auto Install MCP Servers For you
  • [ ] A GUI for MCPM CLI

Installation

npm install -g @mcpm/cli

Usage


> mcpm help

Usage: mcpm [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version         output the version number
  -d, --debug           enables verbose logging (default: false)
  -h, --help            display help for command

Commands:
  add [options] [name]  Add a new MCP server to your Claude App
  remove [name]         Remove a MCP server from your Claude App
  disable [name]        Disable an MCP server (moves it from Claude to storage)
  enable [name]         Enable a disabled MCP server (moves it from storage to Claude)
  list [options]        List all your MCP servers
  mcp                   Start the MCPM MCP server
  restart               Restart Claude.app
  help [command]        display help for command

Disable an MCP server

Moves a server from Claude App to storage, making it temporarily unavailable.

mcpm disable               # Interactive mode
mcpm disable <name>        # Specify server name

Enable an MCP server

Moves a previously disabled server from storage back to Claude App.

mcpm enable               # Interactive mode
mcpm enable <name>        # Specify server name

List MCP servers

mcpm list            # Shows all configured MCP servers

Configuration

  • Active servers are stored in Claude App's configuration
  • Disabled servers are stored in ~/.mcpm/*

Development

Publish A new version

GitHub Actions will automatically publish a new version when a new tag is created

git tag v1.4.1
git push origin v1.4.1