mcporter

Name: mcporter
Availability: InStock
Author: icyzh

Discover, authenticate, and execute MCP servers and tools via CLI.

1|Updated Jul 31, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #api #integration #cli #mcp #tools

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npx skills add https://github.com/icyzh/hermes-web --skill mcporter-icyzh

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: mcporter
Source: https://github.com/icyzh/hermes-web/tree/main/optional-skills/mcp/mcporter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/icyzh/hermes-web --skill mcporter-icyzh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires node.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the fragmentation of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools by providing a unified interface to discover, authenticate, and execute tools from any MCP server directly within your terminal.

Core Features & Use Cases

Unified Tool Execution: Call tools from various MCP servers using a consistent syntax without needing to manage individual client configurations.
Ad-hoc Connectivity: Connect to MCP servers via HTTP or stdio on the fly, enabling rapid testing and integration of new tools.
CLI Generation: Automatically generate CLI wrappers and TypeScript clients for MCP servers to streamline development workflows.

Quick Start

Use the mcporter skill to list all currently configured MCP servers and their available tools on your machine.

Frequently Asked Questions about mcporter

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I call Model Context Protocol servers from a command line interface?▼

MCP servers can be called from your terminal using a unified CLI to discover, authenticate, and execute tools. This Skill facilitates ad-hoc HTTP connections and stdio-based server execution directly without managing individual client configurations.

How do I test MCP tools over HTTP or stdio on the fly?▼

You can test MCP tools on the fly by establishing ad-hoc HTTP connections or stdio-based server execution from your terminal. This enables rapid integration and testing of new Model Context Protocol tools without permanent configuration changes.

Can I automatically generate TypeScript clients for MCP servers?▼

Yes, you can automatically generate CLI wrappers and TypeScript clients for MCP servers. This functionality streamlines development workflows by creating client code to interface directly with local or remote Model Context Protocol services.

Do I need Node.js to manage MCP server connections in my terminal?▼

Yes, you need Node.js installed to use this terminal-based MCP management tool. The Skill requires the Node.js runtime and the mcporter package to successfully interface with and execute Model Context Protocol servers.

What is the best way to manage multiple MCP tool configurations?▼

The best way to manage multiple MCP tool configurations is using a unified interface that consolidates discovery and execution. This approach eliminates the need to manage individual client configurations by providing a consistent syntax for all servers.

Why use a unified CLI for Model Context Protocol tool execution?▼

A unified CLI for Model Context Protocol tool execution solves the fragmentation of MCP tools. It allows you to call tools from various servers using consistent syntax, streamlining both rapid testing and automated development workflows.