lttr / mcp-manager
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Manage MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in Claude Code projects. Use this skill when the user requests enabling, installing, disabling, or removing specific MCP servers like context7 or chrome-devtools. Always operates at project level (local scope only).
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--- name: mcp-manager description: Add or remove MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to local project scope. Use this skill when the user wants to add or remove specific MCP servers like context7 or chrome-devtools for the current project. For enabling/disabling or global MCP management, direct users to use the native /mcp command. --- # MCP Manager ## Overview Add or remove MCP servers at the **local project level only**. This skill handles project-specific MCP configuration that isn't shared via git. ## Scope **This skill handles:** - Adding MCP servers to current project (local scope) - Removing MCP servers from current project (local scope) **This skill does NOT handle (redirect to `claude mcp` CLI):** - Enabling/disabling MCP servers - Global or user-level MCP configuration - Listing available MCP servers - MCP server status/diagnostics When user asks about enabling, disabling, or global MCP management, respond: > "For enabling/disabling MCP servers or global configuration, use `claude mcp` in your terminal which provides full MCP management." ## Available MCP Servers ### context7 Library documentation server providing up-to-date code examples and API references. **Add to project:** ```bash ~/dotfiles/claude/skills/mcp-manager/scripts/mcp-add-context7.sh ``` **Remove from project:** ```bash claude mcp remove context7 --scope local ``` ### chrome-devtools Browser automation and debugging server using Chrome DevTools Protocol. **Add to project:** ```bash ~/dotfiles/claude/skills/mcp-manager/scripts/mcp-add-chrome-devtools.sh ``` **Remove from project:** ```bash claude mcp remove chrome-devtools --scope local ``` ### nuxt-ui Nuxt UI documentation server providing components, composables, examples, and templates via HTTP. **Add to project:** ```bash ~/dotfiles/claude/skills/mcp-manager/scripts/mcp-add-nuxt-ui.sh ``` **Remove from project:** ```bash claude mcp remove nuxt-ui --scope local ``` ## Usage ### Adding MCP Servers When user requests adding an MCP server to the project: 1. Identify which MCP server(s) to add 2. Execute the corresponding script from `scripts/` 3. Confirm successful addition **Example user requests:** - "Add context7 to this project" - "Install chrome-devtools MCP here" - "Set up nuxt-ui MCP for this repo" ### Removing MCP Servers When user requests removing an MCP server from the project: 1. Identify which MCP server(s) to remove 2. Run `claude mcp remove <server-name> --scope local` 3. Confirm successful removal **Example user requests:** - "Remove context7 from this project" - "Uninstall chrome-devtools MCP" ### Redirecting Other Requests For requests about enabling, disabling, listing, or global management: > "Use `claude mcp` in your terminal for that - it provides full MCP server management including enable/disable, listing, and global configuration." ## Scripts All add scripts use `--scope local` (project-specific, not shared via git). Transport types: - **Stdio**: Runs locally via npx (context7, chrome-devtools) - **HTTP**: Connects to remote server (nuxt-ui)