Wyrd MCP Server

Exposes one granted folder to any AI client, read-only, behind a path-containment fence.

Local serverstdio

What is the Wyrd MCP Server?

Wyrd is an MCP integration. Exposes one granted folder to any AI client, read-only, behind a path-containment fence.

Packages and local setup

The published npm package is wyrd-mcp, version 0.3.0. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.

The package declares WYRD_GRANT: Absolute path to the single folder to serve, read-only. Used when --grant is not passed. The server refuses to start if neither is set.; WYRD_SEARCH_BACKEND: Optional. Absolute path to one module file that answers search instead of the built-in search. Used when --search-backend is not passed. The module runs inside the server process and is not confined to the granted folder; leave unset unless you trust it..

This package has launch arguments in its registry record. Use the maintainer’s configuration for those arguments rather than launching it with only the package name.

Before connecting

Check the maintainer’s instructions for account access, authentication and the supported client configuration. Once connected, inspect the tools your client receives and try a small task that matches the server’s stated purpose. The registry description does not include a verified, complete tool list.

Project and source

View the publisher’s registry entry · Project repository. This profile uses version 0.3.0 from the registry. Registration identifies the publisher namespace; it does not establish that this is a first-party integration for every service it connects.

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Configuration

VariableDescriptionRequired
WYRD_GRANTAbsolute path to the single folder to serve, read-only. Used when --grant is not passed. The server refuses to start if neither is set.Optional
WYRD_SEARCH_BACKENDOptional. Absolute path to one module file that answers search instead of the built-in search. Used when --search-backend is not passed. The module runs inside the server process and is not confined to the granted folder; leave unset unless you trust it.Optional