smith installs, composes, and audits MCP servers. one command instead of ten steps of json editing. rust. no runtime. no node.
every MCP server install is the same ritual. open config, paste json, set paths, restart, hope. smith does it in one command.
effortlessly hand off complex MCP server management with simple natural language commands.
static analysis on every MCP server before it runs. detects env access, shell execution, and filesystem writes.
one command beats ten steps. no json, no copy-paste, no manual restarts.
Run a scaninstall, compose, and audit MCP servers. no json editing. no manual restarts. no security surprises.
smith install filesystem. that's it. parses the package, writes the config, verifies the server, lists available tools.
smith install [name]merge multiple MCP servers into one endpoint. smith compose fs git memory. one port, all tools, zero config.
smith compose [names]static analysis before install. detects env access, shell execution, and filesystem writes. blocks by default.
smith scan [name]every MCP server install is the same ritual. smith automates it all. install, compose, scan.
smith parses the package, writes the config, verifies the server starts. no json editing, no manual restarts.
merge multiple MCP servers into one endpoint. one connection, many tools. automatic json-rpc multiplexing.
static analysis on every server before it runs. detects dangerous patterns, env leaks, unsafe file access.
847 servers indexed and ready to install. verified, scanned, and composed from one binary.
smith ships with a dashboard. see installed servers, tool counts, security status, and compose endpoints.
install servers, compose them, scan for security. smith handles the rest.
pick a server from the registry. smith parses it, writes the config, and verifies it's running. one command.
merge multiple servers into one endpoint. all tools available on a single port. no manual json editing.
static analysis of any server before install. detects env access, shell execution, and filesystem writes.
stop editing json by hand. stop copy-pasting config blocks. install MCP servers the way you install everything else.