Search MCP servers. compare=True shows side-by-side token cost table.

registry: all|official|mcpregistry|glama|npm|smithery|pypi

Show provider auth state, current form, active connections, token stats.

Provider section is shown first because the most common first-run failure is reaching for a server whose auth requirements are unmet — that's actionable info, performance stats are not.

Call a tool on an MCP server. server_id optional when shapeshifted — current form used. After shapeshift(): call('list_directory', arguments={'path': '/tmp'}) Direct: call('list_directory', '@some-server', {'path': '/tmp'})

Search → pick best server → call tool in one step.

Check or set credentials for a server or environment variable.

auth("EXA_API_KEY", "sk-...") → save env var (persists to .env) auth("EXA_API_KEY") → check if set; show how to set if not auth("mcp-server-time") → check server's auth requirements auth("my-oauth-server") → run OAuth browser flow (http transport)

Mount a server (server_id provided) or unmount current form (no server_id).

shapeshift("mcp-server-time") — mount: server's tools become available shapeshift() — unmount: kill process + uninstall (clean slate) shapeshift(keep=True) — unmount: keep pool warm for quick re-attach

source: "auto" (default) | "local" (force npx/uvx install) | "smithery" | "official" tools: load only specific tools instead of everything server_args: extra CLI arguments for the install command (e.g. ["/private/tmp"]) confirm: proceed with community sources after reviewing KITSUNE_TRUST=community env var skips the community trust gate globally