MCPX - A Model Context Workspace Manager

MCPX is a command-line tool for organizing and managing MCP Servers as local workspaces. It enables seamless connection to multiple MCP servers (both local and remote) and bundles them into workspaces for use in AI Apps. All server communications are tracked in a consolidated log store for easy monitoring and debugging.

🚀 Quick Start

# Import your MCP servers from config
mcpx server import config.json

# Create a workspace
mcpx ws create

# Run the gateway with your workspace
mcpx run <workspace-name>

🔑 Key Concepts

• MCP Servers: Remote or local servers that provide Model Context Protocol services
• Workspaces: Collections of MCP servers grouped together to be shared with AI Apps (e.g. a workspace for coding, writing, design, magic making!)
• Gateway: A local MCP server that manages connections to configured MCP servers in a workspace and exposes them through a unified server to AI App's MCP clients

With MCPX, you can:

• Manage multiple MCP server connections as a unified server
• Create workspaces to organize servers for different projects
• Start a gateway server to interact with your bundled MCP servers in a workspace
• Monitor server communications through consolidated logging
• Configure and modify workspace settings easily

🧭 Top-Level Commands

mcpx [command] [subcommand] [flags]

Available top-level commands:

• server - Manage MCP providers
• ws - Manage workspaces
• run - Run the gateway with a workspace
• log - View the server log location

🔧 MCP Server Management Commands

➕ Add a new MCP server (local or remote)

mcpx server add

Interactive flow that guides you through:

• Selecting server type (Local Command/stdio or Remote Server/SSE)
• Setting server name
• Configuring connection details (command or URL)
• Optional environment variables (for local servers)

📋 List all added MCP servers

mcpx server list

Displays all configured servers with their details and allows you to:

• View server configurations
• Scan server capabilities
• Check server status

❌ Remove a server

mcpx server remove <name>

Removes a server configuration by its name, with confirmation prompt.

⚙️ Import servers from config file

mcpx server import <config-file>

Bulk imports server configurations from a JSON file.

🧪 Workspace Commands

📦 Create a new workspace

mcpx ws create

Interactive flow that guides you through:

• Setting workspace name
• Selecting servers to include
• Confirming workspace creation

📋 List workspaces

mcpx ws list [--name <workspace-name>]

Lists all workspaces or shows details of a specific workspace.

✏️ Edit a workspace

mcpx ws edit

Interactive flow to:

• Select a workspace to edit
• Modify included servers
• Update workspace settings

❌ Delete a workspace

mcpx ws delete <workspace-name>

Deletes a workspace configuration, with confirmation prompt.

🚀 Run the gateway

mcpx run <workspace-name>

Starts the gateway server with the specified workspace configuration.

📊 View Logs

mcpx log

Access server communication logs stored in the consolidated log store.

✅ Command Cheat Sheet

| Command | Description | Example | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | | server add | Add a new MCP server interactively | mcpx server add | | server list | List all configured servers | mcpx server list | | server remove | Remove a server by name | mcpx server remove my-server | | server import | Import servers from config file | mcpx server import config.json | | ws create | Create a new workspace | mcpx ws create | | ws list | List all workspaces | mcpx ws list | | ws list --name | Show specific workspace details | mcpx ws list --name my-workspace | | ws edit | Edit workspace configuration | mcpx ws edit | | ws delete | Delete a workspace | mcpx ws delete my-workspace | | run | Start gateway with workspace | mcpx run my-workspace | | log | View server logs | mcpx log |