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apify/mcp-cli
mcpc, published by Apify as @apify/mcpc, is a command-line client for the Model Context Protocol. It exposes every MCP operation as an ordinary shell command, which serves two audiences. Developers use it to inspect and debug MCP servers by hand or to script repeatable MCP workflows in plain shell. Agents use it as a single entry point: instead of registering dozens of MCP functions in the model context, an agent with one Bash tool can discover and drive any MCP server, learning the interface from --help output alone. The client covers the protocol broadly, including tools, prompts, resources, asynchronous tasks, skills, notifications and logging, over both stdio and Streamable HTTP transports. Persistent sessions keep several server connections alive in parallel whether the server is stateful or stateless. Progressive tool discovery lets an agent search for relevant tools on demand rather than loading every definition up front, which is the project's answer to context bloat. A code mode emits JSON so results compose with jq, xargs and shell pipelines. Authentication supports OAuth 2.1 with client identity metadata documents and dynamic client registration, and credentials are stored in the operating system keychain. A built-in proxy mode lets MCP connections be brokered for sandboxed AI-generated code so secrets are never exposed to the model. There is also experimental support for the x402 agentic payment protocol on Base. The tool is written in TypeScript, ships as an npm package with minimal dependencies, runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and calls no LLM of its own. It suits MCP server authors testing their implementations and agent builders who want full protocol coverage without per-tool wiring.
https://github.com/apify/mcp-cli
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