What
The /mcp command now works as a text-producing tool in headless and remote-session contexts, returning status summaries and action results as plain text instead of requiring the interactive terminal panel.
Usage
/mcp — show server counts and overall status
/mcp reconnect all — retry all failed/unauthenticated servers
/mcp reconnect <name> — reconnect a specific server
/mcp enable <name> — enable a disabled server
/mcp disable <name> — disable a server
/mcp enable all — enable all servers
/mcp disable all — disable all serversDetails
- When the terminal panel is unavailable (e.g. in a remote/agent session),
/mcpreturns readable text such as "4 MCP server(s): 3 connected, 1 not connected." - Meaningful error messages for each blocked state: disabled, pending reconnect, needs approval, not found
- Bulk "all" operations report a count: "Enabled 3 MCP server(s). Run
/mcpin the terminal to see status."
Evidence
Full /mcp text handler (search for "Usage: /mcp [reconnect|enable|disable [<server>|all]]")
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.