tai mcp add
Add MCP config entries to the manifest and hot-reload.
The file is ONE entry object, a bare JSON array of entries, or an object
carrying an "entries" list. Without --replace an entry whose title
already exists is refused.
Example: tai mcp add --file entries.json
tai mcp deregister
Detach a single MCP server’s tools by title (the removal counterpart of reload).
Runtime-only detach; for persisted removal see remove.
Example: tai mcp deregister my-server
tai mcp failed
List the MCP servers skipped by the viability check (down/slow at boot or reload).
Example: tai mcp failed
tai mcp reload
Reload a single MCP server by title.
Without --target the response is the single-worker status; with one or more
the confirmed fleet fan-out is awaited and per-worker results are returned.
Example: tai mcp reload my-server
tai mcp reload-failed
Re-probe every failed MCP server and attach the ones now viable.
Example: tai mcp reload-failed
tai mcp remove
Remove one MCP config entry by title and hot-reload.
Persisted removal (see deregister for runtime-only detach).
Example: tai mcp remove my-server
tai mcp schema
Get the JSON schema for one MCP-config entry.
Example: tai mcp schema
tai mcp set
Replace the MCP config section from a JSON file and hot-reload.
The file is the full replacement MCP list, either a bare JSON array or an
object carrying an "mcp" list.
Example: tai mcp set --file mcp.json
tai mcp status
Snapshot the live MCP binding status.
Example: tai mcp status