Hmbown/CodeWhale
An open-source terminal coding agent written in Rust, with MCP support, multi-model routing and multi-agent orchestration.
marcusschiesser/mcp-config
mcp-config is a TypeScript command line tool that manages Model Context Protocol server entries in the configuration files of MCP clients. It is run without installation through npx mcp-config, which opens an interactive terminal interface listing the MCP servers already installed for the detected clients. Selecting an entry and pressing an action key configures it, removes it or shows its details. Pressing the add key opens a flow that lists servers from a built-in repository of known MCP servers, kept in the source tree under src/config/servers, so a server can be installed in one step without hand-editing JSON. The same thing can be done non-interactively by passing a server name on the command line, for example npx mcp-config llamacloud, which adds that server directly. During configuration the tool prompts for the values a server needs rather than requiring the user to know the argument and environment variable layout of each server. Supported clients are Claude, Windsurf and Cursor, and the tool writes to the configuration file each of them uses. The advertised feature set is a repository of MCP servers, one-line server installation, interactive configuration prompts, viewing existing server configurations and removing them. Development is a standard Node workflow: clone the repository, npm install, npm run build and npm run start. The project is small and its README is brief, documenting the interactive flow and the development commands rather than an extensive API surface. It is aimed at users who run several MCP clients or try many servers and want to avoid editing each client JSON configuration file by hand, and at people who want a curated starting list of servers to choose from instead of hunting for install snippets.
https://github.com/marcusschiesser/mcp-config
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