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Tab bar: Generate JSON · Configuration


Form-based wizard that produces a valid mcpServers JSON configuration.

FieldTypeConditionDescription
Server NameTextalwaysInternal identifier for the server (e.g. filesystem).
Connection TypeDropdownalwaysLocal Stdio (Process) — starts a local command. Remote SSE (HTTP) — connects to an HTTP endpoint.
Endpoint URLTextSSE onlyFull URL of the remote MCP server (e.g. http://localhost:8000/sse).
CommandTextStdio onlyProgram to execute (e.g. npx).
ArgumentsTextStdio onlySpace-separated arguments (e.g. -y mcp-server-filesystem /mnt/docs).
Environment Variable (Key)TextStdio onlyName of an environment variable passed to the process (e.g. API_KEY).
Environment Variable (Value)TextStdio onlyValue of the environment variable. secret:VAR_NAME references a server-side secret.

Buttons: [Generate Configuration] — creates the JSON preview. [Reset] — resets all fields to defaults.

The Generated Configuration Preview shows the resulting JSON, which is automatically transferred to the Configuration tab.


Direct editing of the mcpServers JSON and lifecycle management of all saved servers.

Configuration Form (upper section):

FieldTypeDescription
Server NameTextName under which the configuration is saved. Must match the key in the JSON.
Auto-StartCheckboxAutomatically starts the server when the host process starts.
JSON Text AreaCode editorComplete mcpServers JSON. Manual changes are validated on save.

Buttons: [Save Configuration] · [Validate] · [Dry Run] · [Stop All]

Saved MCP Servers (Accordion):

Each saved server appears as a collapsible entry. When expanded: Command, Last Start, Status Time, Validated / Auto-Start, and the list of available tools.

Actions per server: Edit (loads config into the editor above) · Start (▶) · Stop (■) · Delete (🗑).

Temporary Servers:

Lists running servers without a saved configuration. Useful for quick tests. Action: Stop.