Main proxy tool for dynamic access to mounted MCP servers.

This tool provides a unified interface for:

• Listing available tools, resources, or prompts across servers

• Getting detailed info about specific capabilities

• Calling tools, reading resources, or getting prompts

Annotations are used to provide rich type information for results, which can generally be expected to ultimately include JSON-encoded EmbeddedResource results that can be interpreted by the client.

Add a new MCP server.

Remove a server.

List all configured servers.

Unlike the /servers/all resource, this tool also provides the runtime status of each server (mounted or not).

Enable a server.

Disable a server.

Search for MCP servers online.

Use LLM sampling to intelligently configure and add a server from a URL.

This tool performs the complete workflow:

1. Collects metadata about the source URL

2. Uses LLM sampling (if context provided) to generate optimal configuration

3. Automatically adds the server to your configuration

Note: This requires an LLM context for intelligent configuration. Without LLM context, it falls back to basic metadata-based heuristics. For generating configuration prompts without sampling, use configure_server_prompt.

Analyze configured servers and provide insights using LLM.

Get basic Magg server status and statistics.

Check health of all mounted servers and handle unresponsive ones.

Reload configuration from disk and apply changes.

This will:

1. Re-read the configuration file

2. Detect changes (added/removed/modified servers)

3. Apply changes by mounting/unmounting servers as needed

Note: This operation may briefly interrupt service for affected servers. Config reload can also be triggered via SIGHUP signal on Unix systems.

Load a kit and its servers into the configuration.

Unload a kit and optionally its servers from the configuration.

List all available kits with their status.

Get detailed information about a specific kit.