Resumen del Artículo
An issue was encountered when attempting to connect the Claude Code Stitch client running in WSL2 to the Claude desktop application's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on Windows.
- The core problem stemmed from the MCP server binding to `127.0.0.1` on the Windows host, making it inaccessible from WSL2's distinct `localhost` network context.
- The primary solution involved explicitly configuring the `claude-code-stitch` client within WSL2 to connect to the Windows host's specific IP address where the Claude desktop app's MCP server was actively listening.
- A temporary workaround involving binding the MCP server to `0.0.0.0` (all interfaces) was also explored to confirm the network connectivity issue.
- The article provides practical configuration steps for `claude-code-stitch` client settings and relevant VS Code configurations to establish a successful connection.