cli-mcp

Manage MCP servers from the CLI by inspecting status, listing tools and scopes, and invoking tools.

Updated Jun 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DevMHOne/nextroute --skill cli-mcp
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Skill: cli-mcp
Source: https://github.com/DevMHOne/nextroute/tree/main/skills/cli-mcp
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DevMHOne/nextroute --skill cli-mcp

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Streamline MCP server management from the command line by exposing status checks, tool discovery, and audit access in a single interface.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Show MCP server status and health
  • List registered tools and scopes
  • Invoke tools and manage audit logs from the CLI
  • Use cases include rapid diagnostics, deployment verifications, and incident response

Quick Start

Run nextroute mcp to view MCP server status, list tools and scopes, and audit logs from the CLI.

Frequently Asked Questions about cli-mcp

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I check MCP server status and health from the command line?

Check MCP server status by running a CLI command that queries health and operational state. This interface streamlines server management by exposing status checks, tool discovery, and audit access in a single command-line utility for rapid diagnostics.

What is the best way to list registered tools and scopes for MCP servers?

The best way to list registered tools and scopes is using a dedicated CLI command. It performs tool discovery by querying the MCP server directly, allowing developers and operators to view available invocation targets in staging or production environments.

Can I invoke MCP tools and access audit logs directly from the CLI?

Yes, you can invoke tools and manage audit logs directly from the CLI. The command-line interface supports issuing tool invocations and tailing audit logs, which is applicable for deployment verifications and incident response workflows.

Do I need any dependencies to manage MCP workflows from the command line?

No dependencies are required to manage MCP workflows from the command line using this interface. It operates independently to query status, execute tool calls, and access audit logs without requiring additional modules or external components.

How does CLI-based MCP server management help with incident response?

CLI-based MCP server management helps incident response by providing rapid command-line access to server status, tool scopes, and audit logs. Operators can quickly tail logs and invoke diagnostic tools to troubleshoot production issues.