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Get started in three steps

Install mcpconfig and see your MCP configs and servers in a few minutes.

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Step 1: Install mcpconfig

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Install globally (recommended)

npm install --global @yash_pandit/mcpconfig
This gives you the mcpconfig command everywhere.
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Or run without installing

npx @yash_pandit/mcpconfig list-clients
npx @yash_pandit/mcpconfig list-servers
Use this to try it once or in scripts.
You need Node.js 16 or newer. Check with node --version.

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Step 2: List your MCP configs

See which MCP config files exist on your system and where they are: 
mcpconfig list-clients
You get one line per config: app name, ✓ or ✗ (found or not), and the full path when found. To see every known config location (including ones that don’t exist yet): 
mcpconfig list-clients --all

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Step 3: List all MCP servers (or add one)

See every MCP server from every found JSON config and Codex TOML in one table: 
mcpconfig list-servers
The table shows APP, SERVER, COMMAND, and ARGS. To add a new MCP server to one or more configs interactively: 
mcpconfig add-server
You select which apps to write to (↑/↓ move, Space toggle, Enter continue), then enter server name, command, and args. The server is written to every selected config (JSON or Codex TOML).

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Next steps

Install options

Install from source or use npm link for development.

Commands

Full command and option reference.

Add a server

Interactive add-server flow and supported configs.

Remove a server

Interactive delete-server flow.

Supported apps

Config paths for each supported app.