Managing MCP Servers

The MCP Registry serves as the central configuration hub for defining, managing, and registering MCP-compatible server endpoints. Each server configuration encapsulates metadata and a standardized schema that describes its capabilities.

Add New MCP Server

Follow the steps below to add a new MCP server.

1. Click on the MCP Registry located on the left side menu.

2. Click on Add New: This option allows users to add a new MCP server to the platform.

3. Enter Server Name and Description:

   1. Server Name: Provide a unique name for the new server.

   2. Description: Enter a brief description of the server. This can include details about the server’s purpose or functionality, helping users understand the server’s role in the broader system.

   3. Configuration Schema: This section is where users paste the configuration schema for the MCP server. The schema dictates how the server communicates and interacts with LLMs, ensuring compatibility with the Model Context Protocol.

      {

      "command": "npx",

      "args": [

      "-y",

      "tavily-mcp@latest"

      ],

      "env": {

      "TAVILY_API_KEY": "********"

      }

   4. Typically, the configuration schema will include commands, arguments, and specific settings for how data should be processed and transmitted between the server and the LLM.

   5. Once the server name, description, and configuration schema are entered, click the "Add Server" button to finalize the process. This will add the server in the MCP registry, making it available for interaction with LLMs.

Once an MCP server is successfully added, it appears in the MCP Registry. Each server displays essential configuration details and includes management controls, enabling users to monitor, update, or deactivate the integration as needed.

• Server Name and Type: Displays the unique name and a functional label (e.g., command, memory) indicating the server’s purpose or execution context.

• Activation Toggle: A toggle located at the top-right corner enables users to activate or deactivate the server.

  • Enabled servers are available for use in tools and prompt workflows.

  • Disabled servers remain listed in the registry but are not visible within tools in the Agent prompts Prompt Playground.

• Administrative Controls:

  • Edit: Modify the server details and configuration.

  • Remove Server: Permanently deletes the server from the registry.

  • View Config: Opens the complete configuration schema for detailed review.

The UI of the MCP registry appears as follows:

To access the list of MCP servers, click MCP.