Free
For you if you use one computer.
The whole app, on this machine.
- Every agent on this machine, 39 supported
- Keys in your OS keychain
- Reconnects and tool checks
- Each machine is set up on its own
A free desktop app that connects your MCP servers to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 36 more agents. Add a server once and every agent has it.
Also Windows, macOS, Linux, native on Arch. Free, no account. Pro $5/mo syncs every machine. Team $19/mo shares it.
~/.claude.json ~/.codex/config.toml ~/.cursor/mcp.json ~/.hermes/config.yaml ~/.gemini/settings.json ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json See every server and whether it is ready, which agents are connected, what they called, and which skills each one loads. Fix a server here and every agent gets the fix.
Toolport finds what you already have, moves it behind one gateway, and checks that every agent can reach it. Nothing to edit by hand.
Toolport detects the AI agents on your machine and lists the MCP servers already in their configs.
Import them in one go. API keys move out of plain-text config files and into your OS keychain.
Each agent's direct server entries are replaced by one Toolport entry. A backup is kept, and you can restore it from the app.
Toolport lists every server's tools through the gateway and shows which ones are ready.
[mcp_servers.linear] url = "https://mcp.linear.app/mcp" [mcp_servers.stripe] command = "npx" env = { STRIPE_SECRET_KEY = "sk_live_..." } [mcp_servers.cloudflare] command = "npx" env = { CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN = "..." } # and again in Cursor, Claude Code, Zed...
# the only entry Toolport writes [mcp_servers.toolport] command = "/home/you/.config/Toolport/bin/toolport-gateway" # 5 servers and 1,379 tools behind it. # Keys live in your OS keychain.
Every agent gets that one entry. Your servers, keys and settings live in Toolport, so adding a server is one change, not one per agent.
MCP setups usually break quietly: a server times out, a token expires, a config edit goes wrong. Here is what Toolport does when that happens.
Retries it in the background, waiting a little longer each time, from 2 seconds up to 5 minutes. Your agents keep their one entry.
Stops retrying that server and asks you to sign in again, instead of hammering it with requests that will fail.
Toolport updates the shared server set immediately. Agents that support tool-list notifications refresh live; others need one reload.
Agents on this machine share one host gateway, so ordinary servers start once. Servers tied to a project folder start once for that folder.
Toolport backs up each agent's config before every edit. Disconnect restores what it moved.
Agents read more than MCP tools. Each one also loads skills and rules files from its own folders. Toolport shows what every installed agent actually loads, where each file lives, and where one agent's setup differs from the rest.
Every skill on your machine, grouped by where it came from, with its state in each agent: on, name only, off, or another copy wins. Turn one off and Toolport writes that agent's own setting.
The rules files each agent reads, such as CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, the links it follows to reach them, and the @import lines it loads or skips.
A skill you turned off in one agent that still loads in another, a link to a missing folder, an import an agent ignores. Toolport offers a fix where one is safe.
Toolport changes a skill only through the agent's own setting and backs up the config file first. It never moves or deletes your skill folders to turn one off. How the Skills page works
Some agents send every tool from every server with each request. Toolport gives them a few small tools to search for and call the rest, so they load only what a task needs. Agents with their own tool search, like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, already do this.
Measured with REA and Ghidra on two crackme tasks, five runs per setup, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash in OpenCode 1.19.3. Claude Code, which has its own tool search, saw no savings from Toolport. Your numbers depend on your agent and servers. Method and raw numbers
API keys live in your OS keychain, not in config files, and Toolport sends each key only to the server it belongs to. No account, no telemetry.
Toolport also fingerprints every tool a server offers and tells you when one changes after you approved it.
These checks are heuristics. They catch common attacks; a determined attacker can still get past them. How the checks work
The desktop app is free and needs no account. Pro syncs your server list to every machine you use. Team shares one setup with up to 10 people for $19 a month, flat.
For you if you use one computer.
The whole app, on this machine.
For you if you use more than one computer.
One server list for every machine you use.
For you if your team shares servers.
One shared setup for your team. Each person's keys stay on their own machine.
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Free on this machine. Pro puts it on every machine. Team gives it to everyone.