This project provides a central gateway to manage multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, preventing the need to configure and run duplicate server processes for each LLM client (like Cline, Cursor, etc.). Connect your LLM client to the single gateway-client endpoint provided by this project to access tools from all your managed MCP servers
Overview
What is MCP Server Hub / Gateway?
MCP Server Hub / Gateway is a project that provides a central gateway to manage multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, allowing users to connect their LLM clients to a single endpoint without the need for duplicate server processes.
How to use MCP Server Hub / Gateway?
To use the MCP Server Hub, clone the repository, install dependencies, build the project, configure the mcp_hub_config.json file, and start the server. Connect your LLM client to the gateway-client endpoint to access tools from all managed MCP servers.
Key features of MCP Server Hub / Gateway?
- Centralized management of multiple MCP servers.
- Dynamic configuration reloading without server restarts.
- WebSocket support for real-time communication with LLM clients.
- Namespaced tool access for organized tool management.
Use cases of MCP Server Hub / Gateway?
- Managing multiple LLM clients like Cline and Cursor through a single gateway.
- Dynamically updating server configurations and tools without downtime.
- Simplifying the integration of various tools and services in a unified interface.
FAQ from MCP Server Hub / Gateway?
- What is the purpose of the MCP Server Hub?
It centralizes the management of multiple MCP servers, making it easier to connect LLM clients to various tools.
- Is it necessary to configure each MCP server individually?
No, you can manage all servers through the central gateway configuration.
- Can I use this with any LLM client?
Yes, as long as the client supports the Model Context Protocol.