Settings screens for MCP servers now display a resolved displayEndpoint rather than the raw config command
What
The Settings screens for MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers now compute a displayEndpoint value for each server, covering stdio, sse, http, and claudeai-proxy connection types. This is used across the server status/detail panel, the tools-list screen, and the individual tool-detail screen.
- The server detail panel now only shows a "Command:" row when the resolved endpoint actually differs from the raw command written in the config, showing the resolved endpoint in that case instead of the literal config string.
- The tools-list and tool-detail screens now also receive this computed
displayEndpointvalue as part of the server information passed to them.
Why
Raw config commands can be less meaningful than the actual resolved connection endpoint. Showing the resolved endpoint (and only showing a separate command line when it adds information) makes it easier to understand what an MCP server actually connects to.