Connect to MCP servers

 
     * You ran `claude mcp add` from a different project. Local-scoped servers are tied to the project where you added them: the repository root, or the exact directory if you weren't in a git repository. Re-add the server from the project you're in now, or add it with `--scope user` so it isn't tied to a project.
     * You edited a configuration file at the wrong path. The correct files are `~/.claude.json` and `<project>/.mcp.json`. Claude Code doesn't read paths such as `~/.claude/.mcp.json`, `~/.claude/config/mcp.json`, `~/.claude/mcp.json`, or `%APPDATA%\Claude\mcp.json`. For user-scoped servers, run `claude mcp add --scope user`, which writes to the `mcpServers` key in `~/.claude.json`; for project-scoped servers, edit `.mcp.json` at the project root.
+    * You wrote a malformed entry in `.mcp.json`. Claude Code skips that entry and still loads the others. Run `claude mcp list` from your shell and look for the parse warning, which names the offending field.
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     Claude Code reads `.mcp.json` at session start. Exit and restart the session after editing the file.
 
-    If your servers still don't appear, run `/mcp` and look for a parse warning. Claude Code skips malformed entries and shows the offending field there.
+    If your servers still don't appear, run `claude mcp list` and look for a parse warning. Claude Code skips malformed entries and shows the offending field there.
 
     If you previously rejected the server when prompted, reset project approvals: