mcp-http-proxy

What is mcp-http-proxy?

mcp-http-proxy is an HTTP/SSE proxy server designed for Model Context Protocol (MCP) applications, facilitating communication between HTTP clients and MCP servers without requiring an MCP SDK.

How to use mcp-http-proxy?

To use mcp-http-proxy, run the Node.js script rpc-proxy-worker.js to start the server, then interact with it via HTTP endpoints to send commands and receive responses.

Key features of mcp-http-proxy?

• Manages the lifecycle of an MCP server process.
• Provides HTTP endpoints for easy interaction with MCP tools.
• Supports real-time event notifications via Server-Sent Events (SSE).
• Includes a web interface for debugging and command execution.

Use cases of mcp-http-proxy?

1. Simplifying interactions with MCP servers for web applications.
2. Enabling real-time updates for long-running tasks.
3. Allowing developers to send JSON-RPC commands easily via HTTP.

FAQ from mcp-http-proxy?

• What is the purpose of mcp-http-proxy?

It acts as an intermediary between HTTP clients and MCP servers, simplifying communication and management.

• How do I start the server?

Run node rpc-proxy-worker.js in your terminal after ensuring Node.js is installed.

• What endpoints are available?

The proxy exposes several endpoints including /, /tools, /tool/:toolName, and /rpc/raw/command for various interactions.