MCPBundles

Created By
tonylewislondona month ago
Studio is where you run MCP tools in the browser against real credentials -- see inputs, outputs, and errors before you trust an agent. Enable bundles in your workspace, then add your Hub or per-bundle streamable HTTP URL in Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, or VS Code. Workspace-scoped credentials; optional mcpbundles CLI on PyPI.
Overview

Overview

Studio is MCPBundles' in-browser environment for using your MCP servers the way an agent will: execute tools with real credentials, inspect schemas and responses, and debug failures -- before you wire the Hub or a per-bundle URL into an external host.

What Is Studio?

Studio is an interactive testing surface for bundles you've enabled in a workspace. It is the fastest way to learn what each tool accepts and returns, validate credentials, and confirm providers are wired correctly. Full guide: Studio.

How Do You Use MCP Servers With MCPBundles?

  1. Get started -- enable the bundles you need and connect accounts.
  2. Open Studio from a bundle (see Studio guide) and run tools with live data.
  3. When you are satisfied, connect your AI by adding your MCP URL in the host you use every day.
  4. Optional: use execution modes (Hub vs bundle) to match how much surface area you expose to the model.
  5. Optional: mcpbundles CLI on PyPI for terminal discovery and scripting.

Where Do You Connect MCPBundles In Your IDE Or Chat App?

Add your streamable HTTP MCP URL in the host's MCP settings. Step-by-step guides:

MCP Apps: Charts And Interactive UI In The Host

When the host supports it, tools can return MCP Apps -- dashboards, charts, and workflows inside the conversation. Read the launch post and the explainer MCP Apps -- interactive UI inside AI.

More On The Product

FAQ

  • Is MCPBundles only a dashboard? No -- the differentiator for using servers day-to-day is Studio for tool execution and debugging before agents rely on them.

  • Is MCPBundles the same app as Cursor or Claude? No. You configure access and test tools in MCPBundles; you still paste your Hub or bundle URL into each host (see integration links above).

  • How do I validate credentials? See credential validation and run tools in Studio.

Server Config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcpbundles": {
      "url": "https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/hub/"
    }
  }
}
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tonylewislondon
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