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The Art of Simplicity

VS Code now provides a centralized management interface for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through the Extensions tab. This unified view displays all installed MCP servers regardless of their configuration source, shows server status, and offers right-click context menu options for server lifecycle management, debugging, configuration viewing, and resource browsing. The interface addresses the complexity of managing MCP servers across multiple configuration points including workspace settings, user settings, automatic discovery, and command-line options.

View your installed MCP servers in VSCode