mcp_ctl
by runablehq
mcp_ctl is a powerful package manager for MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It simplifies the installation and management of MCP servers.
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What is mcp_ctl?
mcp_ctl is a command-line tool designed to manage MCP servers. It allows users to easily install, remove, search for, and list available MCP packages.
How to use mcp_ctl?
To use mcp_ctl, first install it globally using npm install -g mcpctl. Then, you can use commands like mcpctl install <package_name> to install a server, mcpctl remove <package_name> to remove a server, mcpctl packages <search_term> to search for servers, and mcpctl list to list installed servers.
Key features of mcp_ctl
Simple installation and management of MCP servers
Easy discovery of available packages
Cross-platform support
Lightweight and fast
Seamless integration with your workflow
Use cases of mcp_ctl
Installing and managing testing servers like Playwright
Quickly setting up and removing MCP servers for development
Searching for specific MCP server implementations
Listing all MCP servers installed on a device
FAQ from mcp_ctl
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, likely a protocol for managing and interacting with model servers.
How do I install a server?
How do I install a server?
Use the command mcpctl install <server_name>.
How do I remove a server?
How do I remove a server?
Use the command mcpctl remove <server_name>.
How do I search for servers?
How do I search for servers?
Use the command mcpctl packages <search_term>.
How do I contribute a new package?
How do I contribute a new package?
Clone the repository, add your package to the packages folder, and add an import statement in packages.ts.