Smithery Setup
Deploy Plugged.in MCP using Smithery cloud platform for maximum compatibility and ease of use.
About Smithery
Smithery is a cloud platform that makes it easy to run MCP servers in Docker containers. This approach provides maximum compatibility across different operating systems and environments.
- No local installation required
- Consistent performance across all platforms
- Automatic scaling and reliability
- Easy configuration management
Prerequisites
- Smithery CLI installed (Windows recommended)
- Active internet connection
- Plugged.in account with API key
Install Smithery CLI
First, you need to install the Smithery CLI. Visit the official documentation for installation instructions:
Your API Key
You'll need your Plugged.in API key for configuration. Sign in to get your API key
Sign in to see your actual API key. Manage API Keys
Method 1: Direct Terminal Command
Run the Plugged.in MCP server directly from your terminal using Smithery:
Note: This command will download and run the Plugged.in MCP server in a Docker container managed by Smithery with your API key configuration.
Method 2: Claude Desktop Configuration
For integration with Claude Desktop, add the following configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file:
{"mcpServers": {"PluggedinMCP": {"command": "smithery","args": ["run","@VeriTeknik/pluggedin-mcp","--config","{\"pluggedinApiKey\":\"<YOUR_PLUGGEDIN_API_KEY>\"}"]}}}
Configuration file locations:
Smithery Server Listing
You can also visit the Plugged.in MCP server listing directly on Smithery for more information and alternative installation methods:
The server page includes additional documentation, version history, and community feedback.
Why Choose Smithery?
🐳 Docker Containers
Runs in isolated Docker containers for maximum compatibility and security.
☁️ Cloud Hosted
No local installation required - everything runs in the cloud.
🔧 Easy Configuration
Simple JSON configuration with built-in environment management.
🚀 Auto Scaling
Automatic scaling and high availability for production workloads.
Troubleshooting
Smithery CLI not found
Make sure you've installed the Smithery CLI following the official installation guide. Restart your terminal after installation.
Configuration not loading
Verify that your JSON configuration is valid and that your API key is correctly formatted. Check for any trailing commas or syntax errors.
Server connection issues
Ensure you have a stable internet connection and that your API key is valid. Check the Smithery logs for detailed error information.