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mcpstudio

v1.0.2

Published

Command line interface for MCP Studio

Readme

MCP Studio CLI

Command line interface for MCP Studio, allowing you to manage and interact with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

Installation

# Install globally
npm install -g @mcpstudio/cli

# Or use with npx
npx @mcpstudio/cli

Usage

# Show help
mcpstudio help

# Start MCP Studio as a stdio server
mcpstudio stdio

# Add a new MCP configuration
mcpstudio add "My Server" --command "node" --args "server.js"

# List MCP configurations
mcpstudio list

# Remove an MCP configuration
mcpstudio remove "My Server"

# Use a specific MCP configuration
mcpstudio use "My Server"

Commands

stdio

Start MCP Studio as a stdio server. This is the main command used by the VSCode extension to communicate with MCP servers.

mcpstudio stdio

add

Add a new MCP configuration.

mcpstudio add <name> [options]

Options:

  • -c, --command <command> - Command to run the MCP server
  • -a, --args <args> - Arguments for the command (comma-separated)
  • -e, --env <env> - Environment variables (key=value,key2=value2)

Example:

mcpstudio add "GPT Server" --command "node" --args "server.js,--port=3000" --env "API_KEY=abc123,DEBUG=true"

remove

Remove an MCP configuration.

mcpstudio remove <name>

list

List all MCP configurations.

mcpstudio list

use

Use a specific MCP configuration.

mcpstudio use <name>

help

Display help information.

mcpstudio help

Configuration

MCP Studio CLI uses the configuration file located at ~/.mcpstudio/config.json. This file is shared with the MCP Studio VSCode extension.

License

MIT