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KyttoMCP
Manage MCP servers across Claude, Cursor, VS Code & Codex
Kytto is a focused macOS and Windows control panel for managing MCP servers across Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex. See which servers are active in each client, estimate the context cost of their tool definitions, and update configuration files from one clear view. Kytto backs up before every write, saves atomically, preserves unrelated settings, and keeps everything local. The first public beta is free and requires no account.
I built Kytto after getting tired of hunting through scattered MCP configuration files to answer a simple question: which servers are enabled in which client?
Kytto brings that matrix into one local control panel, with backups before writes and a clear path back. I’d love feedback on the setup flow, the context-cost view, and the clients you use most.
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About KyttoMCP on Product Hunt
“Manage MCP servers across Claude, Cursor, VS Code & Codex”
KyttoMCP was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #58 on the daily leaderboard. Kytto is a focused macOS and Windows control panel for managing MCP servers across Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex. See which servers are active in each client, estimate the context cost of their tool definitions, and update configuration files from one clear view. Kytto backs up before every write, saves atomically, preserves unrelated settings, and keeps everything local. The first public beta is free and requires no account.
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