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MCPGod is a CLI tool for managing MCP servers with fine-grained control over clients, tools, and permissions.

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Overview

MCPGod provides a comprehensive CLI interface for managing MCP servers, allowing users to add, remove, and list servers for specific clients. It offers tool discovery and execution capabilities directly from the command line, along with granular permissions management to control which tools are accessible to specific clients. The tool also includes detailed logging functionality that timestamps and organizes server runs for easy debugging.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

you:Managing multiple MCP servers for different AI clients like Claude
you:Executing specific server tools directly from command line
you:Debugging MCP server interactions with detailed logging
you:Can I restrict specific tools from certain clients?
you:Where are the logs stored?

When to choose this

Choose MCPGod when you need granular control over MCP server management across multiple clients with tool-level permissions and detailed logging.

When NOT to choose this

Avoid if you need direct server implementation or a GUI interface, as MCPGod is purely a command-line management tool.

Comparable tools

mcpnpx-mcpmcp-server

Installation

Install globally using npm:

npm install -g mcpgod

Or run directly with npx:

npx -y mcpgod

For integration with Claude Desktop, you would typically use this CLI to manage your MCP servers separately and configure Claude to use them as needed.

FAQ

Can I restrict specific tools from certain clients?
Yes, MCPGod allows you to allow or block specific tools for specific clients using the --tools parameter when adding servers.
Where are the logs stored?
Logs are stored in ~/mcpgod/logs, organized by server name and timestamped for easy debugging.

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