MCP Clients

MCP Clients: Apps That Support MCP

Connect any MCP server on AgenticMart to these apps, editors and agents.

Choosing an MCP client

Pick the client where you already work: a chat app for research and writing, a coding agent in the terminal, or an editor. Then add servers one at a time, keep tool-call approval on, and remove servers you no longer use. Browse MCP servers with per-client install commands, or read what an MCP server is.

Questions

What is an MCP client?

An MCP client is the part of an AI app that connects to one MCP server and passes its tools to the model. The app that hosts it, such as an editor or chat app, runs one client per connected server.

Which apps support MCP servers?

Chat apps such as Claude Desktop, coding agents such as Claude Code, and editors such as Cursor and VS Code with Copilot all support MCP servers. Each keeps its server list in its own config file or settings screen.

How do I add an MCP server to my client?

Copy the server's start command or URL from its listing, then add it to your client: claude mcp add in Claude Code, claude_desktop_config.json for Claude Desktop, or mcp.json for Cursor. Restart the client and check the tools appear.

Do all clients support remote MCP servers?

No. Some clients only start local servers over stdio, while others also connect to remote servers over Streamable HTTP. Check your client's documentation before you pick a remote server.