mcp-server-runner

# MCP Server Runner A VS Code / Cursor extension for managing and running Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers locally. ## Features - Configure and save multiple MCP server configurations - Start and stop MCP servers with a single click - View server logs directly in the editor - Auto-start servers when VS Code starts ## Usage ### Adding a Server 1. Click the MCP Servers icon in the activity bar 2. Click the "+" button or use the command "MCP: Add Server Configuration" 3. Enter the server details: - Name: A friendly name for your server - Command: The full command to start the server (e.g., `python -m mcp_server --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000`) - Port: The port number the server will listen on - Auto-start: Whether to start the server automatically when VS Code starts ### Starting a Server - Click on a server in the MCP Servers view to start it - Or right-click and select "Start Server" - Or use the command "MCP: Start Server" ### Stopping a Server - Click on a running server in the MCP Servers view to stop it - Or right-click and select "Stop Server" - Or use the command "MCP: Stop Server" ### Viewing Logs - Right-click on a server and select "View Logs" - Or use the command "MCP: View Server Logs" ### Editing a Server - Right-click on a server and select "Edit Server" - Or use the command "MCP: Edit Server Configuration" ### Deleting a Server - Right-click on a server and select "Delete Server" - Or use the command "MCP: Delete Server Configuration" ## Requirements - VS Code 1.80.0 or higher ## Extension Settings This extension contributes the following settings: * `mcpServerRunner.servers`: List of MCP server configurations ## Development ### Building the Extension ```bash npm install npm run compile ``` ### Packaging the Extension ```bash npm run package ``` ## License MIT