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# config args remove

Remove arguments from an MCP server's configuration

## Synopsis

Remove arguments from a specified MCP server in the runtime context configuration file (e.g. `~/.config/mcpd/secrets.dev.toml`).

This command removes ALL occurrences of each specified argument, whether they are:

* Flags (e.g., --verbose, -v)
* Flags with values (e.g., --config=file.json)
* Positional arguments (e.g., /path/to/file)

Matching behavior:

* Specifying '--verbose' removes ALL '--verbose' variants (--verbose, --verbose=true, etc.)
* Specifying '--port=8080' removes ONLY exact matches of '--port=8080'
* If an argument appears multiple times, all instances are removed

```
mcpd config args remove <server-name> -- [arg ...] [--arg ...] [flags]
```

## Examples

```
remove time -- --local-timezone
```

## Options inherited from parent commands

```
      --config-file string    path to config file (default ".mcpd.toml")
      --log-level string      log level for mcpd logs (default "info")
      --log-path string       log file path to use for log output
      --runtime-file string   path to runtime (execution context) file that contains env vars, and arguments for your MCP servers (default "/home/runner/.config/mcpd/secrets.dev.toml")
```

## SEE ALSO

* [mcpd config args](/mcpd/cli-reference/mcpd_config_args.md) - Manages MCP server command line args configuration

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