🌟 mcp-tidy - Manage Your MCP Configurations Easily

Welcome to mcp-tidy! This command line interface (CLI) tool helps you visualize and manage your MCP server configurations efficiently. Whether you need to list servers, analyze usage statistics, or clean up unused servers, this tool simplifies these tasks.

To get started with mcp-tidy, follow these steps:

1. Visit our Releases page to download the tool.

2. On this page, you will find a list of available versions. Click on the version you want to download.

3. Look for the appropriate file for your operating system and click on it. This will begin the download.

4. Once the download is complete, locate the downloaded file.

5. For Windows users, this will likely be an executable file. Double-click on it to run. Linux and macOS users may need to set executable permissions. You can do this with the command:

   chmod +x mcp-tidy

6. Now, you can run the app from your terminal.

mcp-tidy offers various features to enhance your experience:

• List Servers: Easily see all your linked servers.

• Usage Statistics: Get insights into the usage of each server, helping you make informed decisions.

• Clean-Up Tool: Identify and remove unused server configurations to keep your workspace organized.

To run mcp-tidy smoothly, ensure the following requirements are met:

• Operating System: Compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS.

• Memory: At least 512 MB of RAM.

• Disk Space: A minimum of 100 MB free space for installation.

After installation, using mcp-tidy is simple. Open your terminal and use the following commands:

1. List Servers

   mcp-tidy list
   

   This command displays all your current servers.

2. Analyze Server Usage

   mcp-tidy stats <server-name>
   

   Replace <server-name> with the name of the server you want to analyze. This will give you detailed statistics.

3. Clean Up Unused Servers

   mcp-tidy cleanup
   

   This command will prompt you to confirm the removal of unused servers.

For detailed commands and options, please check our documentation.

We welcome contributions! If you would like to improve mcp-tidy, please check our guidelines in the repository.

If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out via the issues section on our GitHub page.

• Releases page
• Documentation

• ai-tools
• claude
• claude-code
• cli
• devtools
• go
• golang
• mcp
• mcp-server
• model-context-protocol

Thank you for choosing mcp-tidy! We hope you find it useful for managing your MCP server configurations.