dsh-tui-mcp-manager

Maintaining multiple MCP servers, juggling Set compositions, and tweaking tool configs means constantly hopping between an editor, a terminal, and YAML files. dsh-tui-mcp-manager collapses that workflow into a single terminal window: type /mcp-manager and a full-screen interface appears, covering the server pool, Set orchestration, tool schemas, and live diagnostics—every list searchable with /, no context switch required.

The feature set spans the full day-to-day loop: create, duplicate, stop, and reconnect servers; compose Sets with independent start/stop and automatic cross-Set deduplication; browse tool descriptions and input schemas; and get an instant health check of loaders, credentials, connections, and tool registration the moment the page opens. Sensitive values live in the credentials provider while the config file holds only references. Writes use bypass locks, fsync, and atomic rename, and deleting a server cleans up every Set reference so no orphan entries remain.

It is built for developers who run two or more MCP servers inside dsh-TUI and need to swap Set compositions or troubleshoot connectivity on a regular cadence. No side web panel, no second CLI wrapper—one TUI tab is all you need to go from configuration to diagnosis.