@evantahler/mcpx 0.15.2 → 0.15.4
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A command-line interface for MCP servers. **curl for MCP.**
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The internet is debating CLI vs MCP like they're competitors. [They're not.](https://arcade.dev/blog/curl-for-mcp)
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Two audiences:
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1. **AI/LLM agents** that prefer shelling out over maintaining persistent MCP connections — better for token management, progressive tool discovery, and sharing a single pool of MCP servers across multiple agents on one machine
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Inspired by [mcp-cli](https://github.com/philschmid/mcp-cli) by Phil Schmid, which nails the core DX of a shell-friendly MCP client. mcpx extends that foundation with OAuth support for HTTP servers and semantic tool search.
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## Why mcpx?
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mcpx is the client. If you need the server side — auth, governance, and production tools at scale — check out [Arcade](https://arcade.dev).
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The full story: [curl for MCP: Why Coding Agents Are Happier Using the CLI](https://arcade.dev/blog/curl-for-mcp)
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## License
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MIT
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