mcp-server-proxy

What is mcp-server-proxy?

The mcp-server-proxy is a tool that converts the MCP protocol's SSE transport layer into a standard HTTP request/response, simplifying the development and usage of MCP Servers.

How to use mcp-server-proxy?

To use mcp-server-proxy, install it via Go, and then use the provided commands to inspect requests or serve as a proxy between MCP Clients and standard HTTP endpoints.

Key features of mcp-server-proxy?

• Converts MCP protocol's SSE transport to standard HTTP requests/responses.
• Provides request and response inspection functionality for studying MCP Client and Server interactions.
• Supports methods like initialize, tools/list, and tools/call.

Use cases of mcp-server-proxy?

1. Simplifying the integration of MCP Clients with existing HTTP services.
2. Facilitating the development of applications that utilize the MCP protocol without needing to handle SSE details.
3. Debugging and inspecting the interactions between MCP Clients and Servers.

FAQ from mcp-server-proxy?

• Is mcp-server-proxy easy to set up?

Yes! It requires minimal configuration, just set the service address to get started.

• What programming languages can I use with mcp-server-proxy?

You can use any programming language that can make HTTP requests, as it standardizes the communication.

• Can I contribute to mcp-server-proxy?

Absolutely! Contributions and pull requests are welcome.