Call tools on configured MCP servers, which connect agents to external services, through the mcporter CLI. Inspect available tools and their inputs, retrieve API information, and check connections before deciding how to proceed.
Call MCP Server tools directly via the mcporter CLI. Use when you need to interact with external APIs (GitHub, weather, etc.) without delegating to a Worker — useful for quick lookups or when you need a result to make a decision.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
You can call any configured MCP server's tools directly via mcporter. Your config is at ./config/mcporter.json (mcporter's default path — no --config flag needed, auto-generated by the setup-mcp-server.sh script).
# List all configured MCP servers and their tool counts
mcporter list
# View a specific server's tools with full parameter schemas
mcporter list <server-name> --schema
# Call a tool — key=value syntax for simple args
mcporter call <server-name>.<tool-name> key=value key2=value2
# Call a tool — JSON syntax for complex args (arrays, objects, numbers)
mcporter call <server-name>.<tool-name> --args '{"key":"value","count":5}'
When you're unsure what tools are available or what parameters a tool expects:
mcporter list to see all servers and tool countsmcporter list <server-name> --schema to see each tool's description, argument types, and which are required vs optionalsetup-mcp-server.shFor sustained or complex API interactions, delegate to a Worker instead — they have their own mcporter skill and can work autonomously.
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