Model Context Protocol moderate risk

Manager

A client-side web GUI to manage and configure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for the Claude Desktop application, simplifying setup and access to various services.

Connections & Capabilities

Connects To

GitHubGitLabPostgreSQLSQLiteSlackFilesystemAWSBrave SearchPuppeteerGoogle DriveSentry

Capabilities

readwriteexecadmin

Exposed MCP Tools (22)

safe

Apple Notes

Accesses and searches your Apple Notes.

Primarily read-only access, limited write capabilities.

safe

AWS Knowledge Base

Accesses and queries AWS Knowledge Base for information retrieval.

Read-only access to knowledge base content.

safe

Brave Search

Searches the web using the Brave Search API.

Read-only access to search results.

moderate

Browserbase

Enables Claude to explore the web with Browserbase.

Allows web browsing, which could lead to unintended actions or information exposure.

high

Cloudflare

Manages Cloudflare workers and account resources.

Allows modification of Cloudflare configurations, potentially impacting website availability and security.

moderate

Everart

Interfaces with Everart API for digital art and design tools.

Depends on the specific Everart API capabilities; write operations could modify art assets.

safe

Exa

Searches the web with Exa.

Read-only access to search results.

critical

Filesystem

Accesses and manages the local filesystem.

Allows arbitrary file read/write/delete operations.

moderate

GitHub

Accesses your GitHub repositories.

Allows code reading and potentially writing, depending on permissions.

high

GitLab

Manages GitLab repositories and resources.

Allows modification of GitLab configurations and code, potentially impacting project integrity.

moderate

Google Drive

Accesses and searches files in your Google Drive.

Allows read and potentially write access to files in Google Drive.

safe

Google Maps

Accesses Google Maps API for location services.

Primarily read-only access to location data.

safe

Memory

Gives Claude memory of previous conversations.

Stores conversation history, posing minimal risk.

safe

Obsidian

Reads and searches files in your Obsidian vault.

Primarily read-only access to Obsidian notes.

safe

Perplexity

Searches the web with Perplexity API.

Read-only access to search results.

high

PostgreSQL

Connects and interacts with PostgreSQL databases.

Allows arbitrary SQL queries, potentially modifying or deleting data.

critical

Puppeteer

Automates browser interactions.

Allows arbitrary browser actions, potentially leading to unintended consequences.

safe

Sequential Thinking

Enables step-by-step reasoning.

Enhances reasoning capabilities without direct access to external resources.

moderate

Slack

Accesses your Slack workspace.

Allows reading and potentially sending messages in Slack.

high

SQLite

Manages SQLite databases.

Allows arbitrary SQL queries, potentially modifying or deleting data.

moderate

Todoist

Accesses and searches your Todoist tasks.

Allows read and potentially write access to Todoist tasks.

safe

YouTube Transcript

Accesses and searches YouTube transcripts.

Read-only access to YouTube transcript data.

Safety Assessment

The MCP Manager itself is relatively safe due to its client-side nature. However, the overall security depends heavily on the configuration and security of the managed MCP servers. It is safe to use with read-only servers or well-sandboxed environments. It becomes risky when managing servers with write access to sensitive data or systems without proper access controls.

Runs entirely client-side, minimizing data exposure.
Provides a user-friendly interface for managing MCP servers.
Offers quick setup for popular MCP servers.
Supports configuration of environment variables and server settings.

Relies on external MCP servers, inheriting their security risks.
The tool itself doesn't provide sandboxing; server configurations dictate safety.
Improperly configured MCP servers could expose sensitive data or allow unauthorized actions.
The tool facilitates access to powerful tools, increasing the potential impact of misconfiguration.