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MCP Config Generator
Choose the app, tick the MCP servers you want, fill the few fields they need, and copy the config into the file shown under the result.
What it is for?Your own server
For a local command they are passed as env. For a URL they are sent as a Bearer token. Write only the name; the value stays on your machine.
What it is for?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets an AI app call outside tools: read files, open a browser, query GitHub. Every app keeps the list of servers in a JSON file, but each one names the keys a little differently. This page writes the right shape for the app you pick.
Tokens and secrets
The config never holds a real token. Cursor, Claude Code and Windsurf read it from an environment variable; VS Code asks for it once and stores it; Claude Desktop cannot read variables, so the file has a placeholder you replace on your own machine. Do not commit a config that holds a real token.
Local or remote
A local server is a command the app starts on your computer (npx needs Node.js, uvx needs Python uv). A remote server is a URL; many sign you in with OAuth the first time. Claude Desktop reaches remote servers through the mcp-remote bridge, which this page adds for you. Only add servers you trust: a server can read what you give it and act with your token.