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Add generic MCP management methods to the Agent interface and implement them for all supported agents. This allows dynamic discovery and management of MCP servers beyond the hardcoded ones. The UI now shows detected MCP servers and uses the generic API for installation and removal. This provides a more flexible and extensible MCP management system that can handle both embedded and discovered MCP configurations.
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Add generic MCP management methods to the Agent interface and implement them for all supported agents. This allows dynamic discovery and management of MCP servers beyond the hardcoded ones. The UI now shows detected MCP servers and uses the generic API for installation and removal. This provides a more flexible and extensible MCP management system that can handle both embedded and discovered MCP configurations.