Hmbown/CodeWhale
An open-source terminal coding agent written in Rust, with MCP support, multi-model routing and multi-agent orchestration.
mcpgod/cli
MCPGod is a command line tool for managing MCP servers, the clients that use them and the individual tools they expose. It is built with the Oclif CLI framework and the official Model Context Protocol SDK, is published to npm as mcpgod, and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux either after a global install or directly through npx. The client management commands add, list and remove servers in a specific client configuration, for example mcpgod add @modelcontextprotocol/server-everything -c claude. Its distinguishing feature is per-tool permission: the --tools flag takes a comma separated list, so a server can be registered with a client while only some of its tools are allowed, and tools can be allowed or blocked for a given client afterwards. Discovery and direct invocation work without a client in the loop: mcpgod tools followed by a server lists every tool that server exposes, and mcpgod tool followed by a server, a tool name and key=value pairs calls it and prints the result, which makes the CLI usable for testing a server straight from a shell. Servers can be addressed as npm package names or as local script paths, so a Python or Node.js server file under development is driven the same way as a published package. Running a server with mcpgod run produces detailed logs written under ~/mcpgod/logs, organised by server name and timestamped so a failing run can be traced. Publishing to npm is automated by a GitHub Actions workflow triggered by a version bump merged into the main branch, and workflows can be linted locally. The project is MIT licensed. It suits developers who configure MCP servers across several clients and want a scriptable way to inspect, restrict and exercise their tools.
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