A CLI inspector for the Model Context Protocol
A CLI inspector for the Model Context Protocol https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4cd113e9-f097-4c9d-b391-045c5f213183 - Run MCP servers from various sources - List Tools, Resources, Prompts - Call Tools, Read Resources, Read Prompts - OAuth support for SSE and Streamable HTTP servers This will use the config file of Claude Desktop. The config file has the same format as the Claude…
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A CLI inspector for the Model Context Protocol https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4cd113e9-f097-4c9d-b391-045c5f213183 - Run MCP servers from various sources - List Tools, Resources, Prompts - Call Tools, Read Resources, Read Prompts - OAuth support for SSE and Streamable HTTP servers This will use the config file of Claude Desktop. The config file has the same format as the Claude Desktop config file. Run a specific tool, resource, or prompt without interactive prompts: Examples:
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