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I am also having this problem. I currently store all my MCP credentials in .envrc files (loaded into shell automatically when you run 'direnv allow'). Then, I use a custom program I wrote to "bake" the mcp.json file, with the creds substituted in. What I end up with is a mcp.json (or TOML) that contains the 1-2 MCPs I specified, with the creds, and nothing more. I think my best solution for now will be to have agent-deck run "rig notion context7" as a custom command, which will cause it to compile the Notion and Context7 MCPs and launch Claude with those MCPs enabled. I wish there were a better way. |
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I've got a
.envfile which is sourced by mybash. When runningclaudeit can use theENV. But when runningagent-deckits in a newtmuxsession.Potential workaround:
settings.json-> manage ENV at two places! source .envinside of theagent-deckclaude session.Is there a way to
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