MCP Manager Local
by silastorres14
MCP Manager Local is a simple web manager to start, stop, configure, and view logs of MCP (Multi-Capability Protocol) servers. It includes functionalities to clone new servers from Git repositories and add configurations via JSON.
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What is MCP Manager Local?
MCP Manager Local is a web-based application for managing MCP servers. It provides a user-friendly interface to control server processes, view logs, and configure server settings.
How to use MCP Manager Local?
To use MCP Manager Local, clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install
, and start the server with node server.js
. Access the interface at http://localhost:3000
to clone repositories, add configurations via JSON or manually, and manage your MCP servers.
Key features of MCP Manager Local
Web Interface for server management
Manual and JSON-based server configuration
Start/Stop server processes with status monitoring
Real-time log viewing (stdout and stderr)
Git repository cloning for MCP servers
Persistent server configurations in servers.json
Use cases of MCP Manager Local
Managing multiple MCP servers from a single interface
Quickly deploying new MCP servers from Git repositories
Centralized log monitoring for MCP servers
Simplified configuration management for MCP environments
FAQ from MCP Manager Local
What is the recommended Node.js version?
What is the recommended Node.js version?
Node.js version 18 or higher is recommended.
Is Git required?
Is Git required?
Yes, Git is required for the cloning functionality.
Where are server configurations stored?
Where are server configurations stored?
Server configurations are stored in the servers.json
file.
How do I add a new server?
How do I add a new server?
You can add a new server manually through the web interface, by pasting a JSON configuration, or by cloning a Git repository.
How do I build an executable?
How do I build an executable?
You can build an executable using the npm run build-pkg
command. The executable will be located in the dist/
folder.