Overview
Claude Code provides a simple CLI command to quickly add MCP servers. This is the fastest way to get started with Deepcon.Installation Methods
- CLI Setup (Recommended)
- Manual Configuration
Quick CLI Installation
1
Run Setup Command
Execute this single command in your terminal:
Replace
your-api-key-here with your actual API key from the dashboard2
Restart Terminal Session
Restart your terminal or reload your shell configuration:
3
Verify Installation
List all configured MCP servers:You should see “deepcon” in the list.
This method automatically adds the configuration to your Claude Code settings file.
Verify Connection
After configuration, verify the installation:1
List MCP Servers
Run the following command:
2
Check for Deepcon
You should see output similar to:
3
Test Integration
Start using Claude Code and ask:
Available Commands:
claude mcp list- List all configured MCP serversclaude mcp remove deepcon- Remove Deepcon configurationclaude mcp --help- View all MCP management commands
Troubleshooting
Command not found: claude
Command not found: claude
API key not working?
API key not working?
Solution: Verify your API key
- Go to Deepcon Dashboard
- Copy a fresh API key
- Re-run the setup command with the new key
MCP server not loading?
MCP server not loading?
Solution: Check Node.js installationEnsure Node.js 19+ is installed:Also verify npx is available:
Server not in list?
Server not in list?
Solution: Check the MCP config fileView your MCP configuration:Ensure the Deepcon entry is present and properly formatted
Command execution failed?
Command execution failed?
Solution: Verify Node.js and npx pathsTest that npx can access deepcon-mcp:If this fails, reinstall Node.js or check your PATH configuration
Managing Configuration
- Remove Server
- Update API Key
- View Configuration
To remove Deepcon from Claude Code: