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@incultnitollc/mcpr

v0.2.1

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MCP Registry CLI — search, inspect, and score MCP servers across clients.

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Readme

mcpr

Search, inspect, and score MCP servers from your terminal.

The CLI half of the MCP Registry — a curated index of Model Context Protocol servers with structured metadata and quality scores from @incultnitollc/mcp-probe.

Install

npm install -g @incultnitollc/mcpr
# or run without installing
npx @incultnitollc/mcpr search filesystem

After the global install the bin is mcpr — the scope only matters at install time, not at the command line.

Node 20+ required.

Usage

mcpr search  <query>    # search by name / slug / description
mcpr info    <slug>     # full detail for one server
mcpr score   <slug>     # quality-score breakdown
mcpr install <slug>     # write a server into a client config (mcpServers)

Examples

mcpr search filesystem
mcpr search github --limit 10
mcpr info  mcpr-ai-arclan-registry
mcpr score mcpr-ai-arclan-registry

mcpr install <slug>

Write a server into an MCP client config under mcpServers, deriving an npx launch command from the server's npm package. Supported clients: Claude Desktop, Cline. The target config is auto-detected; override it with --client.

mcpr install npm-figma-mcp                          # auto-detect client, write entry
mcpr install npm-figma-mcp --client claude-desktop  # target one client
mcpr install npm-figma-mcp --dry-run                # preview the diff, write nothing
mcpr install npm-figma-mcp --force                  # overwrite a differing entry

| Flag | Effect | |---|---| | --client <claude-desktop\|cline> | Target one client instead of auto-detecting. | | --dry-run | Print the config change; write nothing. | | --force | Overwrite an existing entry whose values differ. |

The original config is copied to <path>.bak.<unix-ts> before every write. Servers without a resolvable npm package print a manual-install link instead of writing a broken config. Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code MCP are on the v1.2 roadmap.

Configuration

The CLI talks to the public Registry by default. Override the endpoint with environment variables if you're running a private mirror:

| Variable | Default | |---|---| | MCPR_SUPABASE_URL | https://kpqxrtsdcmwbszznpeem.supabase.co | | MCPR_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY | embedded anon key (read-only, RLS-governed) |

What the Registry covers

  • ~6,900 MCP servers indexed from six upstream sources (Anthropic curated, Microsoft, Google, Pipedream, the official modelcontextprotocol.io registry, and npm).
  • Canonical SPDX license normalization.
  • Quality scores from mcp-probe — compliance, tool reliability, schema validity, error handling, latency p50.

License

MIT © Incultnito LLC