solo-mcp-inventory

Reports active MCP servers and tools grouped by server for the current session.

Updated Apr 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cjrain-12505614/solo-forge-marketplace --skill solo-mcp-inventory-cjrain-12505614
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: solo-mcp-inventory
Source: https://github.com/cjrain-12505614/solo-forge-marketplace/tree/main/solo-forge-v1.2.0/skills/solo-mcp-inventory
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cjrain-12505614/solo-forge-marketplace --skill solo-mcp-inventory-cjrain-12505614

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working in a Claude session, it is hard to know which MCP servers and tools are actually connected and available. This Skill inspects the live session and produces a clear, server-by-server inventory so you know exactly what automation capabilities you have before starting a task. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Live Session Inventory: Lists currently available tools in the mcp__<server>__<tool> format, grouped by server with tool counts and representative examples. - Authentication Status Detection: Flags servers that are connected but still pending OAuth or other authentication as "auth pending". - Activation Guidance: Explains how to enable more servers via claude.ai connectors, claude mcp, or /mcp in interactive sessions. - Use Case: Before automating a workflow, ask for an MCP inventory to confirm whether your GitHub, Slack, or database servers are connected and authenticated, then follow the guidance to enable any missing ones. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to show the MCP inventory for this session, listing which MCP servers and tools are currently connected.

Frequently Asked Questions about solo-mcp-inventory

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I check which MCP servers are connected to my Claude session?▼

Ask for an MCP inventory of the current session. The report groups all available tools in the mcp__server__tool format by server, showing tool counts and representative examples for each connected server.

How do I enable more MCP servers in Claude?▼

Use claude.ai connector settings to link and authenticate services, or run claude mcp or /mcp in an interactive CLI session to add local MCP servers. Non-interactive sessions cannot run OAuth flows, so authentication must be completed through those paths.

Why does an MCP server show as connected but its tools are unusable?▼

The server is likely connected but still pending authentication, such as an incomplete OAuth flow. It appears as auth pending in the inventory, and you must complete authentication via claude.ai connectors or /mcp in an interactive session.

Can I authenticate an MCP server inside a non-interactive session?▼

No. Non-interactive sessions cannot run OAuth flows. You must authenticate the server yourself through claude.ai connector settings or by using claude mcp or /mcp in an interactive session before it becomes usable.

Does the MCP inventory show tools that might be installed but are not active?▼

No. The inventory reports only tools actually observed in the current session. It deliberately avoids guessing or hardcoding tool lists because attached MCP servers differ from session to session.