muster list¶
List resources
Synopsis¶
List resources in the muster environment.
Available resource types: service(s) - List all services with their status mcpserver(s) - List all MCP server definitions workflow(s) - List all workflow definitions workflow-execution(s) - List all workflow execution history tool(s) - List all MCP tools from aggregated servers resource(s) - List all MCP resources from aggregated servers prompt(s) - List all MCP prompts from aggregated servers
Filtering (for MCP primitives only: tool, resource, prompt):
--filter
Output options:
--output/-o
The 'wide' format (-o wide) shows additional columns for each resource type: services - endpoint, tools count mcpservers - url/command, timeout workflows - input arguments tools - server, argument count resources - name prompts - argument count
Examples: muster list service muster list services -o wide muster list workflow muster list workflow-execution muster list mcpservers -o wide muster list tool muster list tools -o wide muster list tools --filter "core_" muster list tools --server github muster list tools --server files -o wide muster list tools --filter "service*" --description "status" muster list resources --output yaml muster list mcpservers --no-headers | awk '{print $1}'
Note: The aggregator server must be running (use 'muster serve') before using these commands.
Options¶
--all Show all servers including unreachable ones (for mcpserver only)
--auth string Authentication mode: auto (default), prompt, or none (env: MUSTER_AUTH_MODE)
--config-path string Configuration directory (default "~/.config/muster")
--context string Use a specific context (env: MUSTER_CONTEXT)
--debug Enable debug logging (show MCP protocol messages)
--description string Filter by description content (case-insensitive substring, for MCP primitives only)
--endpoint string Remote muster aggregator endpoint URL (env: MUSTER_ENDPOINT)
--filter string Filter by name pattern (wildcards * and ? supported, for MCP primitives only)
-h, --help help for list
--no-headers Suppress header row in table output
-o, --output string Output format (table, wide, json, yaml) (default "table")
-q, --quiet Suppress non-essential output
--server string Filter by server: the server a tool belongs to (e.g. "files", "core") or the exposed name prefix (e.g. "x_files"); for MCP primitives only
--verbose Show detailed error information for failed/unreachable servers (for mcpserver only)
SEE ALSO¶
- muster - Aggregate MCP servers behind one authenticated endpoint