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MCP Linker

Add MCP servers without editing config files

MCP Linker is a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Find a server, choose where it goes, and add it to Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, and more.

DownloadTry the demoView on GitHub

Or install with Homebrew

brew install mcplinker
Discover servers in MCP Linker
Discover serversBrowse the curated catalog or the official MCP Registry.
Choosing where to add a server
Pick where it goesChoose the client, and for Claude Code the scope and project.
Managing installed servers
Manage installed serversSee what is installed and turn servers on or off.
Copying missing servers between Claude Code projects
Copy between projectsPaidCopy servers that a project is missing from another project.
Syncing Claude Code servers to Codex
Sync to CodexPaidBring your Claude Code servers over to Codex.

Features

Every client

Add, edit, enable, disable, and remove servers in every client, Claude Code and Codex included, for free. Syncing between Claude Desktop and Cursor is free too.

Discover

Browse the curated catalog and the official MCP Registry, then choose a configuration and target before adding.

Projects

Choose a project path, with per-client project preferences.

Plugins

Manage Claude Code and Codex plugins, and browse and add plugin marketplaces.

Batch actions

Select several servers and enable, disable, or remove them at once.

Featured servers

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FAQ

What is MCP Linker?

MCP Linker is a free desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux that adds, edits, enables, and removes MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in AI clients such as Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, and Cursor, without editing config files by hand.

Which AI clients does MCP Linker support?

Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, GitHub Copilot, mcphub.nvim, OpenCode, Pi, Hermes Agent, Augment.

How is MCP Linker different from editing the config file by hand?

Every client keeps MCP servers in its own file and format (JSON, TOML, per project or global). MCP Linker writes the right entry for the client and scope you pick, keeps secrets in the inputs it asks for, and can copy servers from one client to another.

Does MCP Linker call an LLM or send my config anywhere?

No. It edits local config files directly and makes no LLM calls. The source code is on GitHub under AGPL-3.0.

Is MCP Linker free?

Managing servers is free in every client. Syncing between most client pairs is a one-time paid upgrade with no subscription. See the pricing page for details.

Where do the servers come from?

A curated catalog maintained in the MCP Linker repository, plus the official MCP Registry at registry.modelcontextprotocol.io.

Free to start, pay once for more

Managing servers is free in every client. Plus adds syncing between clients and tool inspection; Pro adds syncing with Claude Code and Codex. Pay once, no subscription.

See pricing