Shape-shifting MCP hub — shapeshift() into 10,000+ servers at runtime. No restarts. 7 registries.
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Shape-shifting MCP hub — shapeshift() into 10,000+ servers at runtime. No restarts. 7 registries.
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One MCP entry. 10,000+ servers on demand.
Load only the tools you need. Switch instantly. No restarts.
Friction-reduction release focused on first-run onboarding, credential visibility, and agent workflows.
search() shows credential status per result — ✅ ready or ✗ needs BRAVE_API_KEY inline, so you know before you shapeshiftshapeshift(server_id, source="local", confirm=True) — force a local npx/uvx install without a Smithery key; source="smithery" forces HTTP; source="official" requires a verified registry listingshiftback(uninstall=True) — optionally removes the locally installed package (uvx fully removed via uv tool uninstall; npx cache clears automatically)KITSUNE_TRUST=community env var — skip the confirm=True gate permanently for trusted users and agents; set once via key("KITSUNE_TRUST", "community")status() — clean sessions now show a 5-step getting-started guide with an example flowshapeshift() the output suggests tools=[...] with a concrete tool name and token costsearch() now shows ⚠️ Skipped: <name> (timeout) when one registry is slow, so you know results are partial instead of silently incompleteSee CHANGELOG.md for the full list plus internal refactors and bug fixes.
In Japanese folklore, the Kitsune (狐) is a fox spirit of extraordinary intelligence and magical power. What makes it remarkable is how it grows: with age and wisdom, a Kitsune gains additional tails — each one representing a new ability it has mastered. It can shapeshift, take on any form it chooses, borrow the powers of others, and just as freely cast them off when the purpose is fulfilled. One fox. Many forms. Total fluidity.
This tool works the same way.
shapeshift("brave-search") — the fox takes on a new form, its tools appear natively.
shiftback() — it returns to its true shape, ready to become something else.
Each server it shapeshifts into is a new tail. Each capability borrowed and released cleanly. One entry in your config. Every server in the MCP ecosystem, on demand.
I am not Japanese, and I use this name with the highest respect for the mythology and culture it comes from. The parallel felt too precise to ignore — a spirit that shapeshifts between forms, gains new powers, and releases them at will. That is exactly what this tool does.
Every server you add to your config loads all its tools at