About MCP Server Manager
MCP Server Manager is a local GUI for managing MCP server configurations across client applications. It discovers existing settings, lets users toggle servers, edit configurations, and import or export setups.
Key features
- 01Manage servers across client applications
- 02Enable or disable servers with toggles
- 03Discover existing MCP configurations
- 04Add configurations through a form
- 05Import and export configurations
Use cases
- 01Switch MCP servers on or off per client
- 02Add a server without editing JSON manually
- 03Save and test alternative server setups
MCP support
It manages MCP server configurations for client applications, including Claude and Cursor. It can import, edit, toggle, and export those configurations.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMEMCP Server Manager
A simple utility for managing MCP server configurations across MCP client applications.

Key Features
- Unified Management: Control all your MCP servers from a single interface
- One-Click Activation: Enable or disable MCPs for Claude or Cursor with simple toggles
- Auto-Discovery: Automatically imports existing MCP configurations
- Ease of Use: Clean, intuitive interface designed for productivity
Download
Download MCP Server Manager from our website.
How It Works
- Add any client by specifying the JSON path to its config.
- Add new server configurations directly through the form without manual JSON edits.
- Enable or disable MCPs for each application with one click.
- Export and import MCP configs to test and switch setups effortlessly.
Issues and Feature Requests
This repository is used to track issues and feature requests for MCP Server Manager.
Privacy
MCP Server Manager is a local utility that runs entirely on your machine. It does not collect any data or communicate with any external servers.
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