Connect to Pylee

To access all of Pylee, you just need to setup Pylee once. This is the one and only local MCP server you will need. After that hundreds of servers created by Anthropic and the community can be added to your Pylee MCP registry and will be available in all your applications and agents.

One-time setup: You only need to configure Pylee once. After setup, all MCP servers from Anthropic and the community will be available across all your applications.

Apps

Desktop applications and code editors that support MCP

Claude Desktop applicationConfiguration File Location:

~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

Configuration Content:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pylee": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@pyleeai/pylee@latest"]
    }
  }
}

More details

How does the configuration file work?This configuration file tells the host which MCP servers to start up every time you start the application. In this case, we have added one server called “pylee” that will use the pylee command to run. This one server will let you access all of your MCP servers in your registry.

Install Node.js

If not already installed:

# Using Homebrew
brew install node

# Or download from https://nodejs.org

Create configuration directory

mkdir -p "$(dirname "{filename}")"

Create configuration file

open "{filename}"

Restart the application

Completely quit and reopen the application to apply changes

Agents

Coming Soon: AI agents and autonomous systems that can use MCP tools

APIs

Coming Soon: API services and web applications that integrate with MCP

CLIs

Command-line tools and terminal applications

Install the Pylee CLI

curl -L pyleeai.com/install.sh | sudo sh

What does this script do?

Alternative installation

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -fsSL https://pyleeai.com/install.sh | sh -eu

Using this command you will need to be sure that the target installation directory is in your PATH. For example:

export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH

Environment Variables

Optional environment variables to customize the installation

TARGET

string

Installation Directory
Specify a custom directory for the installation

DEBUG

boolean

Debug Mode
Enable verbose output during installation

Using the Pylee CLI

Once installed, you can use the Pylee CLI using the pylee command.

Verify Installation

Check that Pylee is properly installed and view the version

pylee --version

Next StepsAfter installation, explore the available commands to get started with Pylee.See the Pylee CLI Reference for more information.

Updating the Pylee CLI

To update Pylee to the latest version, simply run the installation command again. The installer will replace your existing installation with the latest version.

Update Command

Run the same installation command you used initially

curl -L pyleeai.com/install.sh | sudo sh

Next Steps

After connecting Pylee to your applications:

Browse the registries - Explore available MCP servers and registries in Pylee
Activate another registry - Switch to another registry
Read the documentation - Learn more about Pylee

Get Started

Using Pylee

Understanding Pylee

MCP Servers

Support

Connect to Pylee

Connect to Pylee

Apps

Agents

APIs

CLIs

Install the Pylee CLI

Environment Variables

Using the Pylee CLI

Verify Installation

Updating the Pylee CLI

Update Command

Next Steps

Need Help?

Getting Started Guide

Troubleshooting Guide

Get Started

Using Pylee

Understanding Pylee

MCP Servers

Support

​Connect to Pylee

​Apps

​Agents

​APIs

​CLIs

​Install the Pylee CLI

​Using the Pylee CLI

​Verify Installation

​Updating the Pylee CLI

​Update Command

​Next Steps

​Need Help?

Getting Started Guide

Troubleshooting Guide

Connect to Pylee

Apps

Agents

APIs

CLIs

Install the Pylee CLI

Using the Pylee CLI

Verify Installation

Updating the Pylee CLI

Update Command

Next Steps

Need Help?