# Show HN: One TUI to Manage MCP Servers for Claude Code and Codex

> Source: <https://toolshed.run>
> Published: 2026-11-09 15:31:03+00:00

MCP servers for Claude Code and Codex

# Add any MCP server to both agents, with the tokens in your keychain.

One TUI and one command for every MCP server you use: npm and Python packages, any CLI that speaks MCP, or a remote URL. toolshed checks that a server works before your agent tries it, installs it into Claude Code and Codex, and keeps API tokens in the macOS Keychain or Linux Secret Service, never in a config file.

``` bash
$ brew install bartdegoede/tap/toolshed
```

or `go install github.com/bartdegoede/toolshed/cmd/toolshed@latest` · [more ways](https://toolshed.run/docs/install/)

## What it does

- Add anything
- An npm or Python package, any CLI that speaks MCP, or a remote URL. toolshed starts it and lists its tools, so you know it works. [Getting started](https://toolshed.run/docs/getting-started/)
- Both agents, equally
- One keypress installs it into Claude Code and Codex, for every project or one repository, without touching the settings you made yourself. [Claude Code and Codex](https://toolshed.run/docs/clients/)
- Secrets in the keychain
- Servers start through a small wrapper that reads the token from your keychain, for local and remote servers alike. [Secrets](https://toolshed.run/docs/secrets/)
- Import what you have
- Adopt the servers you set up by hand, and move their tokens out of plain text. [Import](https://toolshed.run/docs/import/)
- Let your agent do it
- toolshed is an MCP server itself: ask your agent to add a server, and approve what it will run with one keypress. [Your agent](https://toolshed.run/docs/agents/)
- Share a toolbox
- Your tools live in one small YAML file. Commit it, and your team gets the same setup. [The registry](https://toolshed.run/docs/registry/)

Open source, MIT licensed, macOS and Linux. [github.com/bartdegoede/toolshed](https://github.com/bartdegoede/toolshed)