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Summary

This pull request adds a method example for admin.apps.mcp.servers.list in methods/src/admin/apps/mcp/servers/admin_apps_mcp_servers_list.py, and lists it in methods/README.md.

• The arguments follow the order of the reference page.
• This layer also adds the admin/apps/mcp/servers/ app scaffold. Admin methods need a user token from an org-level install.
• The example leaves out cursor, which only applies when continuing from a previous page.

This is part 1 of 3 in a stack that adds the admin.apps.mcp.servers method examples one at a time. A Slackbot skill with MCP servers takes its server_id from admin.apps.mcp.servers.permissions.list. Each pull request builds on the one before it and merges on its own, bottom to top. The stack sits on top of #379, the last layer of the Slackbot skills examples.

1. feat: add admin.apps.mcp.servers.list method example #380 admin.apps.mcp.servers.list 👈 this pull request
2. feat: add admin.apps.mcp.servers.permissions.list method example #381 admin.apps.mcp.servers.permissions.list
3. feat: add admin.apps.mcp.servers.permissions.set method example #382 admin.apps.mcp.servers.permissions.set

Dependency: stays a draft

This depends on slackapi/python-slack-sdk#2032, which adds admin.apps.mcp.servers.list to slack_sdk. The methods type check fails against the currently pinned slack_sdk until that ships in a release. This PR stays a draft until then, and the slack_sdk pin gets bumped to that release before it merges.

Testing

With slackapi/python-slack-sdk#2032 installed locally:

1. cd methods/src/admin/apps/mcp/servers && slack install --environment local, then export SLACK_TOKEN=... with the app's user token (admin.apps:read).
2. slack run admin_apps_mcp_servers_list.py and confirm the response.

Each layer of this stack was run live against an Enterprise developer sandbox with its matching slack_sdk layer installed.

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