mcp-proxy-server

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MCP Proxy Server offers web UI management, tool control, and secure endpoint authentication.

Overview

What is mcp-proxy-server

The mcp-proxy-server is a central hub for Model Context Protocol (MCP) resource servers, enabling connection and management of multiple backend MCP servers, including Stdio, SSE, and Streamable HTTP types.

How to Use

To use mcp-proxy-server, set it up by configuring the backend MCP servers you wish to connect to. You can manage these connections through an optional web UI, which allows for granular control of tools and endpoints.

Key Features

Key features include a web UI for management, granular tool control, flexible endpoint authentication, robust session handling, versatile MCP operations (acting as both a proxy and a server), real-time install output monitoring, and a web terminal for direct server interaction.

Where to Use

mcp-proxy-server can be used in various fields where multiple MCP servers need to be aggregated and managed, such as cloud computing, microservices architecture, and real-time data processing applications.

Use Cases

Use cases include aggregating responses from multiple backend servers, managing tool control for different MCP resources, enabling secure access to HTTP endpoints, and providing real-time monitoring of server installations.

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