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CLI reference

16 commands, grouped by what you are doing rather than alphabetically — nobody looks up a command they cannot name. Most of them are printed somewhere else in this product, and the last column says where, so the page can be checked against the thing it documents.

Windows PowerShell says 'running scripts is disabled on this system'? Run Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser RemoteSigned once, or type npx.cmd instead of npx (codex.cmd, gemini.cmd, grok.cmd likewise). PowerShell 7 needs neither.

16 commands · 8 of them printed somewhere else in this product

Install

Four of these write a config entry, so the client knows what to start or what address to call. skill add writes no config entry at all — it writes the skill's own files into your client's skills folder, because a skill has no endpoint and those files are the whole of it. A server behind our gateway runs on the publisher's machine and the entry is an address with your key; a server that runs locally is a command your client starts on yours, and the entry is that command — the one its own page prints. A skill is text and is never executed.

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CommandWhat it doesPrinted on
npx mcprush@latest add <server> Installs a free or bought server that runs behind our gateway into Claude Code’s config. Needs a key (login). For any other server, copy the line from its page. Home · listing page · docs
npx mcprush@latest add <server> --client <client> The same for claude-desktop, cursor, vscode, zed, devin or windsurf. For Claude Desktop it writes an mcp-remote bridge entry, so Node.js is needed. Listing page
npx mcprush@latest add-list <list> Installs the free or bought gateway servers from one of your saved lists and names the rest. Library
npx mcprush@latest stack add <stack> Writes every server in the stack it can into the client’s config, each with its own start line. Skips skills and paid members you haven’t bought, and names them. Needs a key; no dry run. Home · stacks · stack page
npx mcprush@latest skill add <skill> Writes the skill’s files to your client’s skills folder: .claude/skills/<skill>/ in the project for Claude Code, or your home folder with --global. A free skill needs no key. A folder you changed is kept unless you add --force. Skill page · docs
Keep it under control

The commands that answer “what is this costing me” and “is this the thing I approved”. They read the same figures the dashboard prints — an operator quoting a number the buyer cannot see is a number nobody can check.

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CommandWhat it doesPrinted on
npx mcprush@latest budget --max '$900/mo' --alert 80% Sets the account’s monthly spending cap and when to warn you (a % of it). It is checked when you buy, not on each call. Owner or billing manager only; changing it also needs a write key. Only here
npx mcprush@latest list What this account has installed, and which of them are paused. Only here
npx mcprush@latest remove <server> Takes the server out of the client and off the account; use the same --client as for add. An install with saved variables needs a write key. A monthly subscription is cancelled in Dashboard → In use instead. An entry this tool did not write is kept unless you add --force. A server that stack add wrote with its own start line is removed only with --force. Only here
npx mcprush@latest skill remove <skill> Deletes the files it wrote and keeps files you added or changed (--force deletes the whole folder). Use the same flags as for skill add. No key needed. Only here
npx mcprush@latest clients Lists the clients: ✓ this tool writes its config (the file is shown), · you set it up by hand. Only here
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A key belongs to an account and can be revoked from the dashboard the moment it leaves your machine.

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CommandWhat it doesPrinted on
npx mcprush@latest login Checks a key from Dashboard → Access and saves it in ~/.mcprush/config.json. Needs Node 20+. Checkout, after a purchase
npx mcprush@latest whoami Which account your key belongs to, its plan, the key’s scope, when it expires and how many servers are installed. Only here
npx mcprush@latest logout Forgets the key login saved. Entries it wrote into your clients keep their own copy until you revoke the key in Dashboard → Access. Only here
npx mcprush@latest relink After you log in with a new key, writes it into every entry this tool wrote in your clients, so they stop getting 401. --client narrows it to one. Only here
Without this CLI

Nothing here requires our tool. These are the client's own commands and the plain HTTP route, printed because a reference that pretends to be the only way in is a reference nobody trusts.

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CommandWhat it doesPrinted on
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user <server> https://mcprush.com/gw/<server>/mcp --header 'Authorization: Bearer ${MCPRUSH_KEY}' Claude Code’s own command, no Node needed. The single quotes keep ${MCPRUSH_KEY} as written in every shell, PowerShell too: Claude Code reads MCPRUSH_KEY from your environment each time it starts the server, so the key never lands in its config. Export it in your shell profile (macOS, Linux) or run setx MCPRUSH_KEY <key> and open a new terminal (Windows); without it claude mcp list names the missing variable. Listing
curl -fsS https://mcprush.com/api/skills/<skill-id>/bundle.tar.gz -H "Authorization: Bearer $MCPRUSH_KEY" | tar -xz The skill’s folder as a tar.gz, without Node (macOS, Linux; on Windows use the npx line). Copy <skill-id> from the download line on the skill’s page: it is not always the part after the slash. The key is needed only for a paid skill. If it stops at 401 or 403, run the curl part alone without -f: it says why, with the checkout link when a purchase is what’s missing. Read the files first: some skills include scripts. Skill page · docs
Nothing here is required

The CLI writes a config file.

Everything it does, your client can do itself — the last group on this page is the same work in your client's own words. The CLI exists because writing four config files by hand is where a version pin quietly stops matching.

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