Disable Risky Servers
Disable specific MCP servers that may pose security risks or are not needed for your workflow. This blacklist approach allows most servers while blocking potentially problematic integrations.
$ npx claude-code-templates@latest --setting="mcp/disable-risky-servers" --yesRequires Claude Code. The command adds this setting to your project's .claudedirectory — nothing runs on ToolZip's servers.
What's inside this setting
Component source
{
"description": "Disable specific MCP servers that may pose security risks or are not needed for your workflow. This blacklist approach allows most servers while blocking potentially problematic integrations.",
"disabledMcpjsonServers": [
"web-scraper",
"system-admin",
"network-tools"
]
}
Related Claude Code Settings
Enable All Project Servers
Automatically approve and enable all MCP servers defined in project .mcp.json files. This setting bypasses manual approval prompts for project-defined MCP servers, streamlining development workflow in trusted environments.
Mcp Timeouts
Configure timeout settings for MCP server operations. Adjust startup and tool execution timeouts to accommodate slower systems or complex MCP server operations while preventing indefinite hangs.
Enable Specific Servers
Enable only specific MCP servers from .mcp.json files. This provides granular control over which MCP integrations are active, allowing you to selectively enable trusted or required servers while blocking others.
Context Monitor
Real-time Claude Code context usage monitor with visual progress bars, color-coded alerts, session analytics (cost, duration, lines changed), and auto-compact warnings. Tracks conversation context consumption and provides visual feedback to prevent session interruptions.
Performance Optimization
Optimize Claude Code performance by adjusting token limits and disabling non-essential features. Reduces API costs and improves response times for development workflows focused on code quality over conversational features.
Development Utils
Enhanced development environment configuration with useful utilities and debugging features. Includes built-in ripgrep usage, terminal title updates, and directory maintenance for improved developer experience.
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