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Anaconda MCP Server 1.1.1
Released May 28, 2026
Bug fixes
  • Fixed an issue where anaconda mcp setup could exit before all background tasks had finished.
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Anaconda MCP Server 1.1.0
Released May 27, 2026
What’s new
  • Added anaconda mcp remove command to remove an AI coding assistant configuration non-interactively.
  • Added anaconda mcp clients command to list supported AI coding assistants and whether Anaconda MCP Server is currently configured for each.
  • Windows is now officially supported.
  • Authentication is now required before the MCP server starts. You will be prompted to log in on first use.
  • Added Terms of Service acceptance flow on first use.
Improvements
  • Simplified the CLI. The compose, discover, and claude-desktop command groups have been deprecated.
  • anaconda mcp serve is no longer part of the public interface but remains accessible for advanced use. Run anaconda mcp serve --help to explore available options.
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Anaconda MCP Server 1.0.3
Released April 30, 2026
What’s new
  • Added anaconda mcp setup, an interactive wizard that configures your AI coding assistant to use Anaconda MCP Server at a global or project level. Supported assistants: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Opencode, and Windsurf.
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Anaconda MCP Server 1.0.0
Released March 19, 2026
What’s new
  • Anaconda MCP Server is now available. Connect Claude Desktop to your conda environments and manage packages using natural language.
  • Built-in anaconda-mcp claude-desktop setup-config command automatically configures Claude Desktop for you.
  • Support for STDIO and streamable HTTP transport.
  • serve, discover, and compose CLI commands for managing and composing MCP servers.
Known issues
  • Claude Desktop integration is not currently supported on Windows.