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    mcp-tc

    mcp-tc

    Find MCP servers on mcp.tc and add them to your client from a terminal

    ...mcp-tc is mcp.tc's command-line tool: open source (MIT), Node.js 20 or later, no account, no telemetry. Run it with npx mcp-tc. It searches the directory and adds a server to your client with the vendor's URL or package: it shows the command or config change first, asks, backs up the config file and keeps API keys on your computer. mcp-tc scan looks up the servers already in your client configs. Server authors can start a project from a template, check a server the way mcp.tc reads it, make a server card and a server.json, and submit it. ...
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