Mcpmu FAQs

Question 1

What is Mcpmu and how does it help AI coding agents?

Accepted Answer

Mcpmu is a multiplexing server that aggregates multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers behind a single, unified endpoint. It simplifies managing numerous MCP servers for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, providing them universal access through one configuration.

Question 2

What are Mcpmu's key features for server organization and access control?

Accepted Answer

Mcpmu offers 'Namespace Profiles' to group servers by context (e.g., work, personal) and 'Tool Permissions' to control which tools are exposed within each namespace. It also includes server-level global deny lists for enhanced security.

Question 3

Can Mcpmu manage both local and remote MCP servers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mcpmu provides multi-transport management, allowing you to supervise local stdio processes (like npx scripts or binaries) and connect to remote HTTP/SSE endpoints, all from a single interface.

Question 4

Does Mcpmu offer a visual way to manage servers?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Mcpmu includes an interactive Terminal User Interface (TUI) for real-time monitoring, testing, and server management, as well as a comprehensive Web UI for browser-based control, live log streaming, and registry browsing.

Question 5

How do I get started with Mcpmu and integrate it with my AI agent?

Accepted Answer

You can install Mcpmu via Homebrew or 'go install'. For quick setup, use 'mcpmu skill install' to let your AI agent configure it. Alternatively, manually add your MCP servers via 'mcpmu add' and then register 'mcpmu serve --stdio' as your agent's single MCP endpoint.

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