mcporter

Name: mcporter
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Author: novolei

Manage MCP servers and tools via unified CLI for HTTP or stdio interfaces.

Updated Apr 14, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/novolei/if2Ai --skill mcporter-novolei

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Skill: mcporter
Source: https://github.com/novolei/if2Ai/tree/main/src-tauri/resources/bundled-skills/mcporter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/novolei/if2Ai --skill mcporter-novolei

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

MCP administration is fragmented across tools and manual commands; mcporter provides a single CLI to list, configure, authenticate, and invoke MCP servers and tools directly (HTTP or stdio), including support for ad-hoc servers, dynamic config edits, and CLI/type generation.

Core Features & Use Cases

List MCP servers and tools available in your environment
Authenticate and configure servers, then call tools with simple commands
Generate CLI typings and interfaces, and work with ad-hoc servers or scripted workflows

Quick Start

Run a single mcporter command to list all MCP servers and verify connectivity.

Frequently Asked Questions about mcporter

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

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How do I manage multiple MCP servers from a single command line?▼

Managing MCP servers via a single CLI allows you to list, configure, authenticate, and invoke tools directly across HTTP or stdio interfaces. It consolidates fragmented manual commands into one command entry point for server administration and scripted workflows.

What is the best way to generate CLI typings for MCP tools?▼

Generating CLI typings for MCP tools involves running a single command that produces interfaces and type definitions. This enables developers to integrate server tool invocations into development workflows with properly formatted outputs.

Do I need Node.js to configure and invoke MCP servers?▼

Configuring and invoking MCP servers requires a Node-based installation. The unified CLI depends on this Node environment to handle dynamic config edits, OAuth or token authentication, and tool invocations across stdio or HTTP.

Can I use token authentication and OAuth with MCP servers?▼

Token authentication and OAuth are supported for MCP servers. The CLI accommodates both authentication methods to securely configure servers and call tools during development and operations workflows.

How do I list all available MCP servers and tools in my environment?▼

Listing all available MCP servers and tools requires running a single command that verifies connectivity. This provides an overview of your environment and confirms which servers are ready for configuration and invocation.

Are there limitations when creating ad-hoc MCP servers via CLI?▼

Creating ad-hoc MCP servers via CLI supports rapid server management but requires a Node-based installation. Limitations involve Node environment compatibility dependencies and the need to handle dynamic config edits for complex authentication setups.