Plugin MCP Servers Missing

[LiquidBoosts]

When i had ecc installed and i would check the mcp servers it would have like 5 mcp servers under the plugin running like context7 and whatnot, i no longer see these mcp servers, is it not installed correctly? Is there any way to verify if its installed right?

[erkcet]

The missing group is most likely expected now, rather than evidence of a broken installation.

ECC's current policy says that Claude plugin installs intentionally do not auto-enable the bundled MCP server definitions. The previous group of default servers (including Context7) was retired in the June 2026 MCP audit; ECC now ships only chrome-devtools as a default connector, while the others are opt-in.

To verify the installation:

1. Run /plugin in Claude Code and confirm ecc@ecc is enabled.
2. Run /mcp to inspect the servers that are actually enabled. Claude Code persists those runtime choices in ~/.claude.json.
3. From a current ECC checkout, run:

node scripts/ecc.js list-installed
node scripts/ecc.js doctor
node scripts/ecc.js repair

If you want Context7 or another connector, add only the server definitions you need through /mcp, or copy the relevant entries from mcp-configs/mcp-servers.json into a project-scoped .mcp.json. Replace any placeholder values before use.

Also avoid running a full manual install on top of the Claude plugin; stacking both methods can duplicate skills, hooks, and configuration.

References: ECC installation and MCP guidance and MCP connector policy.