MCP Config Manager

A command-line utility to manage MCP server configurations for both Windsurf and Cursor platforms. This tool helps you easily add, update, delete, and list MCP server configurations.

Installation

pip install mcp-configuration-manager

Quick Start

The utility provides a command-line interface with the shortcut mcm and several subcommands:

# Add a new MCP server
mcm add my-server --command python --args "server.py,--port=8080" --env DEBUG=true

# List all configured servers
mcm list

# Update an existing server
mcm update my-server --command node --args "app.js,--env=production"

# Delete a server
mcm delete my-server

# Launch the UI
mcm ui

# Use with Cursor platform
mcm --cursor add my-cursor-server --url https://example.com/mcp

Configuration Files

By default, the configurations are stored in:

• Windsurf: ~/.codeium/mcm/mcp_config.json
• Cursor: ~/.cursor/mcp.json

The files are automatically created if they don't exist. A backup is always created before making any changes to the configuration files.

Detailed Usage

Global Options

--cursor        Use Cursor configuration instead of Windsurf
--help          Show this message and exit

Add Command

Add a new MCP server configuration.

mcm add NAME --command COMMAND [--args ARGS] [--env KEY=VALUE]
# Or for Cursor
mcm --cursor add NAME --url URL
# Or with package management
mcm add NAME --pipx --package PACKAGE --url URL

Options:

• NAME: Name of the MCP server (required)
• --command TEXT: Command to run the MCP server (for proxy mode)
• --args TEXT: Arguments for the command
• --env TEXT: Environment variables in KEY=VALUE format
• --url TEXT: URL of the MCP server
• --pipx: Use pipx to run the package
• --npx: Use npx to run the package
• --package TEXT: Package name to use with pipx or npx

Example:

mcm add my-server --command python --args "server.py --port=8080 --debug" --env DEBUG=true
mcm --cursor add my-cursor-server --url https://example.com/mcp
mcm add my-python-mcp --pipx --package my-package --url https://example.com

Delete Command

Delete an MCP server configuration.

mcm delete NAME
# Or for Cursor
mcm --cursor delete NAME

Options:

• NAME: Name of the MCP server to delete (required)

Example:

mcm delete my-server
mcm --cursor delete my-cursor-server

Update Command

Update an existing MCP server configuration.

mcm update NAME [--command COMMAND] [--args ARGS] [--env KEY=VALUE]
# Or for Cursor
mcm --cursor update NAME --url NEW_URL

Options:

• NAME: Name of the MCP server to update (required)
• --command TEXT: New command to run the MCP server
• --args TEXT: New arguments for the command
• --env TEXT: Environment variables to add/update
• --url TEXT: New URL for the MCP server

Example:

mcm update my-server --command node --args "app.js --production" --env NODE_ENV=production
mcm --cursor update my-cursor-server --url https://new-example.com/mcp

List Command

List all configured MCP servers.

mcm list
# Or for Cursor
mcm --cursor list

Options:

• --json: Output in JSON format (useful for programmatic access)

Example output:

Configured MCP servers:

my-server:
  Command: python
  Args: server.py --port=8080
  Environment variables:
    DEBUG=true

UI Command

Launch a web-based user interface for managing MCP server configurations.

mcm ui

This command starts a local web server and opens a browser window with a graphical interface for managing your MCP server configurations. The UI provides the same functionality as the command-line interface but in a more user-friendly format.

Features:

• View all configured servers in a table format
• Add new server configurations with a form
• Edit existing server configurations
• Delete server configurations
• Real-time updates when changes are made
• Support for both Windsurf and Cursor platforms

Development

Setup Development Environment

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/trilogy-group/trilogy-group-windsurf-mcp-config-manager.git
cd trilogy-group-windsurf-mcp-config-manager

# Install in development mode
pip install -e .

Running Tests

pytest

License

MIT