Problem
Connect your client covers Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, and Windsurf. Every client missing from that page is someone who has to work out the config themselves — and the most common reason a working tool goes unused is a setup step that didn't quite fit.
What to add
Any MCP client you actually use. Some that come to mind:
- OpenClaw
- Continue
- Cline
- Goose
- LibreChat
- JetBrains AI Assistant
- Visual Studio Code (MCP support)
Acceptance criteria
Why this is a good first issue
No knowledge of the codebase needed. If you already use an MCP client that isn't listed, you're most of the way there — you had to work the config out anyway.
One client per PR is ideal; it keeps review quick.
Notes
Client-specific gotchas are especially welcome. Several clients don't inherit your shell's PATH, so uvx resolves in a terminal but not in the app — the troubleshooting section mentions this generically, but a client-specific note is more useful.
Pointers
docs/getting-started/clients.md — follow an existing section's shape
mkdocs serve after pip install -e ".[docs]" previews locally
Problem
Connect your client covers Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, and Windsurf. Every client missing from that page is someone who has to work out the config themselves — and the most common reason a working tool goes unused is a setup step that didn't quite fit.
What to add
Any MCP client you actually use. Some that come to mind:
Acceptance criteria
docs/getting-started/clients.mdmatching the existing formatuvx localmem-mcp, with the pip alternative noted if the client needs an absolute pathWhy this is a good first issue
No knowledge of the codebase needed. If you already use an MCP client that isn't listed, you're most of the way there — you had to work the config out anyway.
One client per PR is ideal; it keeps review quick.
Notes
Client-specific gotchas are especially welcome. Several clients don't inherit your shell's
PATH, souvxresolves in a terminal but not in the app — the troubleshooting section mentions this generically, but a client-specific note is more useful.Pointers
docs/getting-started/clients.md— follow an existing section's shapemkdocs serveafterpip install -e ".[docs]"previews locally