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MCP server config
Some properties in the config may need to be configured, depending on the MCP server.
{
"command": "thirdweb-mcp",
"env": {
"THIRDWEB_SECRET_KEY": "your thirdweb secret key from dashboard",
"THIRDWEB_ENGINE_URL": "(OPTIONAL) your engine url",
"THIRDWEB_ENGINE_AUTH_JWT": "(OPTIONAL) your engine auth jwt",
"THIRDWEB_ENGINE_BACKEND_WALLET_ADDRESS": "(OPTIONAL) your engine backend wallet address"
}
}This MCP server is community-built. Install and use responsibly.
How to configure MCP server
Zencoder now provides a streamlined way to manage your Agent Tools, including MCP servers, directly through the Agent Tools menu. This new interface makes it easier to discover, install, and manage your tools without having to edit configuration files manually.
Using Zencoder Agent Tools
1 Access Agent Tools
Click the three dots menu (⋮) → Select "Agent Tools"
2 Navigate Categories
Use these tabs to filter available tools:
- • "All" Shows all available tools
- • "Zencoder" Displays prebuilt tools created by Zencoder
- • "Custom" Shows your custom tools and MCPs
- • "MCP Library" Ready-made MCP servers for one-click installation
3 Install from Library
Add a pre-built MCP server:
- Go to the MCP Library tab
- Select desired MCP server
- Complete the configuration form
- Choose installation method if prompted
- Click the Install button
VS Code Configuration
1 Go to Zencoder settings
Open ⋯ menu in Zencoder chat and select Settings from the dropdown menu
2 Find MCP Servers section
Scroll down to the bottom of the settings page until you find the MCP Servers part and click on "Edit in settings.json".
3 Locate the MCP configuration
In the settings.json file, find the MCP servers configuration section:
4 Add an MCP server
Let's add a simple MCP server for getting time information:
"time": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["mcp-server-time"]
}
}
5 Save and Test
Complete the setup and verify it's working:
- Save the settings.json file
- Return to your chat
- Make sure Coding Agent is enabled
- Try a prompt like: "What's the time in Zagreb right now?"
JetBrains Configuration
1 Go to Zencoder settings
Access the IDE settings menu:
2 Navigate to MCP Servers
In the settings window:
- Scroll down to Tools and expand it if needed
- Find Zencoder and expand it
- Click on MCP Servers
3 Add MCP server configuration
You'll see instructions showing the format:
4 Add the time server
Paste the following configuration into the editor:
"time": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["mcp-server-time"]
}
}
5 Apply and Test
Complete the setup and verify it's working:
- Click Apply to save the changes
- Reopen your project
- Go back to your chat
- Make sure Coding Agent is enabled
- Try a prompt like: "What's the time in Zagreb right now?"
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