CraftTable MCP CLI
@game-crafttable/mcp-client provides the crafttable-mcp command and the compatibility alias crafttable-mcp-client.
Quick install and configure
The repository is private, so first make sure Git Credential Manager can access git.crash.work, then run this in PowerShell:
npm install --global --allow-git=all git+https://git.crash.work/cneicy/crafttable-mcp-client.git; crafttable-mcp login; crafttable-mcp configure all
This installs the CLI, opens the browser for OAuth login, and configures the same local stdio bridge for Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode at user scope.
The explicit --allow-git=all is required by npm 12, whose default policy rejects Git-based package dependencies. The repository includes the built CLI bundle, so installation does not run a build script.
Commands
crafttable-mcp login
crafttable-mcp status
crafttable-mcp tools
crafttable-mcp call list_spaces '{}'
crafttable-mcp configure all
login uses Authorization Code with PKCE and saves OAuth tokens in the operating-system credential store. Tokens are isolated by MCP server URL and OAuth client ID. The CLI never falls back to a plaintext token file.
serve is a stdio MCP bridge for Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. It writes MCP JSON-RPC only to stdout. If no OAuth credential exists, it can use the legacy CRAFTTABLE_MCP_TOKEN environment variable and reports that path only on stderr.
Connection defaults:
- URL:
https://crafttable.crash.work/mcp - OAuth client ID:
crafttable-mcp-cli - callback:
http://127.0.0.1:48321/oauth/callback
Override them with --url, --client-id, and --callback-port, or with CRAFTTABLE_MCP_URL, CRAFTTABLE_MCP_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID, and CRAFTTABLE_MCP_OAUTH_CALLBACK_PORT.
Only HTTPS remote URLs are accepted. Plain HTTP is limited to localhost, 127.0.0.1, and ::1 development servers.