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mcp-yes-man

v1.0.5

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[https://github.com/bensons/mcp-yes-man](https://github.com/bensons/mcp-yes-man)

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Maintainers

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Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolautomationapproval

Readme

MCP Yes Man

https://github.com/bensons/mcp-yes-man

Introduction

A simple MCP server that answers Yes on behalf the user whenever the client LLM tool asks for permission to continue.

Is this a good idea? Almost certainly not.

But is it helpful..? I guess that depends on what it says Yes to, so only time can tell...

Will it make me less irritated by LLM tools' constant need for approval? Absolutely.

Setup

  1. Install dependencies: npm install
  2. Build the server: npm run build
  3. Setup your MCP client and restart it

To run the server: npm start or just /path/to/index.js

NPM Package

If you prefer, you can install the server as an NPM package: npm install -g mcp-yes-man

See more at:

Usage

  1. Restart your MCP client after configuring it
  2. Use the "auto-approve" prompt to enable automatic approvals
  3. Continue with the approved action without asking for further confirmation