mcp-more

MCP More is a modern desktop application designed to manage Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and MCP-based configurations from a single place. It provides features like MCP Market browsing to discover and install MCPs with a single click, centralized MCP management to organize multiple MCPs, and profile management to switch between different configurations or contexts. The app also includes theme support (light/dark/system) and internationalization for a multi-language experience. Use the Market to install or start MCPs directly from the app, or add MCPs manually if your desired package isn’t yet in the marketplace. In the Installed tab you can manage, edit, or remove MCPs, and switch profiles to run different MCP setups without clutter.

Prerequisites:

• A modern operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux)
• Node.js and npm installed (for building or running from source) – Node.js 14+ recommended
• Git (optional, for cloning the repository)

Installation (from source):

1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/toosean/mcp-more.git cd mcp-more

2. Install dependencies npm install

3. Run in development mode npm run start

4. Build for production (optional) npm run build (The build outputs can be found in the dist or build folder, depending on your config.)

Installation (from released binaries or installers):

• Download the latest release from the repository's Releases page
• Follow the installer prompts for your OS
• Launch the application from your system launcher or desktop shortcut

Tips and notes:

• The app is in preview; you may encounter minor issues as features are refined.
• Configuration and MCP data are typically stored in the app's settings directory; check the app’s Settings for the exact path.
• If you run into issues with MCP Market items, ensure you’re connected to the internet and that the item is compatible with MCP standards.
• For development and debugging, Electron logs are available via electron-log and Chrome DevTools for the renderer process.
• While this guide references running from source, most users will install via the official releases or packaged installers provided by the project maintainers.