mTarsier

MCP Management, without the chaos.

mTarsier is an open-source platform for managing MCP servers and clients — so Claude, Cursor, VS Code and every AI tool you use always has the right mcp connections, without the chaos.

mTarsier
Dashboard
Clients
Config Editor
Marketplace
Settings
MCP Servers — 8 active
filesystemClaude Desktop, Cursor
brave-searchClaude Desktop
githubCursor, Windsurf
postgresWindsurf
memoryClaude Desktop
macOS · Windows · LinuxNo account requiredRuns locally⭐ Star on GitHub

"Managing MCP servers is a config file nightmare. Every AI client stores them differently, and you're editing raw JSON across a dozen different paths — hoping you don't break something."

Scattered JSON files across ~/Library, ~/.cursor, ~/.codeium…
No single view of what's installed where
One typo silently breaks every tool in a client
How it works

Three steps to clarity

From chaos to control in under a minute.

01

Detect

mTarsier automatically scans your machine for every AI client installed — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and more. No configuration needed.

02

Manage

Edit MCP server configs for all clients in one unified interface. Built-in JSON validation catches errors before they break your tools.

03

Install

Browse the marketplace and install MCP servers into any client with a single click. No more copying JSON snippets between files.

Features

Everything in one place

Built for developers who want to move fast without breaking their AI toolchain.

Unified Dashboard

See every MCP server installed across all your AI clients in a single view. Know what's running, what's broken, and where it lives — at a glance.

12 clients supportedReal-time statusZero config
filesystem3 clients
brave-search1 client
github2 clients
memory1 client

Client Detection

Automatically finds Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code Copilot, and more — with no setup required.

Config Editor

Read and write MCP config files with syntax highlighting and live JSON validation. No manual file editing.

Marketplace

Browse curated MCP servers and install them into any client in a few clicks.

CLI Tool — tsr

Manage MCP servers from your terminal. List servers, inspect clients, install from the marketplace, and edit configs — all with the tsr command.

CLI

Manage from your terminal

mTarsier ships a CLI tool called tsr for power users who prefer the command line.

Terminal

Install from the app: Settings → CLI Tool → Install tsr CLI

Works with every AI client

mTarsier detects and manages MCP configs for all major desktop, IDE, CLI, and web AI tools.

Claude Desktop
ChatGPT Desktop
Codex
GitHub Copilot
Cursor
Windsurf
VS Code
Antigravity
Antigravity
Claude Code
Copilot CLI
Gemini CLI
Codex CLI
Open Code
Open Code
Claude (web)
ChatGPT (web)
Claude Desktop
ChatGPT Desktop
Codex
GitHub Copilot
Cursor
Windsurf
VS Code
Antigravity
Antigravity
Claude Code
Copilot CLI
Gemini CLI
Codex CLI
Open Code
Open Code
Claude (web)
ChatGPT (web)

More clients added regularly. Request a client →

The missing link

Your AI agent could be doing so much more.

The right MCP servers unlock research, memory, coding, browsing, and automation. But finding and wiring them up is hard and chaotic. mTarsier fixes the whole chain.

Searching docs and Reddit to find a useful MCP server
Browse a curated marketplace — install in one click
Hand-editing JSON scattered across ~/Library, ~/.cursor, ~/.codeium…
One unified editor for every client, with live validation
Finding out your config broke hours later — no error, no warning
Auto-backup before every change. Roll back in one click.
Sharing your MCP setup with teammates means sending JSON files and hoping they get it right
Export a .tsr snapshot — teammates import it in one click, every client pre-configured
Unlock your agent's potential

Free forever · No account required · macOS, Windows, Linux

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you download.

v0.1.4 — MIT License

MCP unlocks your AI agents. mTarsier unlocks MCP.

Unlock your AI agent's full potential

Free, open-source, and runs entirely on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no subscriptions.