> MCP Servers
Extend Morpheus with Model Context Protocol servers for GitHub, Slack, databases, and more.
What Are MCP Servers?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI agents interact with external tools. MCP servers expose capabilities — like reading GitHub issues, querying databases, or managing infrastructure — as structured tools that Claude can call.
Morpheus supports installing and managing MCP servers directly from the mobile app, giving Claude access to your tools without manual configuration.
Installing MCP Servers
- Open the Tools tab in the mobile app.
- Browse available MCP servers and toggle them on.
- If the server requires credentials (API keys, tokens), enter them in the server's settings panel.
- The configuration is synced to the Morpheus Agent, which starts the MCP server process.
Available Servers
Free Servers
Premium Servers PRO
Environment Variables & Credentials
Many MCP servers require API keys or tokens. These are stored securely and passed to the server process as environment variables.
# Example: GitHub MCP server
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Credentials entered in the mobile app are encrypted and sent to the Morpheus Agent. They are stored in the agent's secure storage (Keychain on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows, libsecret on Linux) and never leave your devices.
Custom MCP Servers
PRO Point Morpheus at your own MCP server by providing its URL in Settings → MCP → Custom Server.
Custom servers must implement the MCP protocol. Morpheus connects to them over stdio or HTTP and exposes their tools to Claude automatically. This is ideal for internal tools, proprietary APIs, or servers you have built yourself.