Furikake FAQs

Question 1

What is Furikake?

Accepted Answer

Furikake is a command-line interface (CLI) and API tool designed for local management and execution of MCPs (Modular Content Packages). It simplifies the process of downloading, running, and managing MCP servers.

Question 2

How do I install Furikake?

Accepted Answer

You can install Furikake on macOS/Linux using the following command: `curl -fsSL https://furikake.app/install | bash`. This script will also install Bun if it's not already present.

Question 3

How do I manage MCPs with Furikake?

Accepted Answer

Furikake provides commands to add (`furi add`), remove (`furi remove`), list (`furi list`), start (`furi start`), stop (`furi stop`), restart (`furi restart`), and rename (`furi rename`) MCPs. You can also call tools within MCPs using the `furi call` command.

Question 4

What are the key features of Furikake?

Accepted Answer

Furikake allows you to download MCP servers from GitHub, detect and handle Smithery.yaml configurations, offers a fully featured CLI, supports Typescript & Javascript MCPs, provides HTTP API routes for MCP management, and utilizes Bun and Typescript under the hood.

Question 5

Does Furikake provide an HTTP API?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Furikake offers a comprehensive HTTP API with both public and sudo routes. Public routes provide access to running MCPs and their tools, while sudo routes (when enabled) allow management of MCPs via API calls.

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