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mTarsier is an MCP server management platform that centralizes and simplifies MCP server configuration across multiple AI clients.

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Overview

mTarsier is a comprehensive MCP management platform built in Rust that provides a unified dashboard for managing MCP servers across various AI clients like Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and more. It features a marketplace for discovering and installing MCP servers, a skills management system, and CLI tools for terminal-based operations. The platform automatically detects installed clients and provides configuration editors with syntax highlighting and validation. It also offers auto-backup capabilities and supports multiple themes.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 7 things you can ask your AI assistant:

you:Centralizing MCP server management across multiple AI clients
you:Discovering and installing new MCP servers through a marketplace
you:Managing custom skills across different AI development environments
you:Automating MCP server configuration with CLI tools
you:What is mTarsier?
you:How does mTarsier manage multiple clients?
you:Is mTarsier a free tool?

When to choose this

Choose mTarsier when you need a unified solution to manage MCP servers and skills across multiple AI clients like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code without switching between different configuration files.

When NOT to choose this

Avoid mTarsier if you're looking for a lightweight tool with minimal dependencies or if you only need to manage MCP servers for a single client like only Claude Desktop.

Tools this server exposes

9 tools extracted from the README
  • list

    List MCP servers installed for different clients

  • clients

    Show detected MCP clients and their configuration paths

  • install

    Install an MCP server from the marketplace

  • config

    Edit MCP configuration for a specific client

  • ping

    Check if an MCP server is responsive

  • skills_list

    List skills installed for a specific client

  • skills_search

    Search for skills in the marketplace

  • skills_install

    Install a skill from the marketplace

  • skills_remove

    Remove an installed skill

Note: Tools extracted from CLI examples in the README. All commands appear to be part of the 'tsr' CLI tool for MCP and skill management.

Comparable tools

mcp-server-managerclaude-desktop-config-editorvscode-mcp-extensioncursor-mcp-tools

Installation

Installation

Download

Download the latest release from the [Releases](https://github.com/mcp360/mTarsier/releases/latest) page:

| Platform | File | |---|---| | macOS Apple Silicon | mTarsier_*_aarch64.dmg | | macOS Intel | mTarsier_*_x64.dmg | | Windows | mTarsier_*_x64-setup.exe | | Linux | mTarsier_*_amd64.AppImage / mTarsier_*_amd64.deb |

Homebrew (coming soon)

brew install mcp360/tap/tsr

CLI Setup

Install the CLI tool from the app: **Settings → CLI Tool → Install tsr CLI**

Using with Claude Desktop

mTarsier can automatically manage Claude Desktop's MCP configuration. After installation, it will detect Claude Desktop and you can manage MCP servers through the dashboard or CLI.

The Claude Desktop configuration is typically located at:

~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

mTarsier will automatically backup this file before making changes.

FAQ

What is mTarsier?
mTarsier is an open-source platform for managing MCP servers, Skills, and clients across various AI applications like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code.
How does mTarsier manage multiple clients?
mTarsier automatically detects supported AI clients and provides a unified dashboard to manage MCP servers and skills across all of them simultaneously.
Is mTarsier a free tool?
Yes, mTarsier is open-source and free to use, with an MIT license. It's developed by the community for the community.

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