Manage and log in to MCP servers from the CLI
yolop mcp now covers MCP server configuration from a terminal: list, show,
add, remove, enable, disable and login. show <name> prints the
global, workspace or effective entry, and disable is its own command instead
of enable --disable.
yolop mcp login <name> runs the OAuth flow for a remote server: it prints the
authorize URL, opens the browser, waits for the callback and saves the tokens.
Before, that flow existed only as /mcp login inside the TUI.
yolop mcp login linearSee MCP servers, #661 and #677.