peer-mcp

what is peer-mcp?

peer-mcp is a proxy tool designed to expose a local MCP (Multi-Channel Protocol) server, allowing for easier access and interaction with local services.

how to use peer-mcp?

To use peer-mcp, set up your local MCP server and run the peer-mcp proxy to expose it. You can then access the server through the provided proxy URL.

key features of peer-mcp?

• Exposes local MCP servers for external access
• Simplifies the interaction with local services
• Supports various configurations for flexibility

use cases of peer-mcp?

1. Testing local applications that require external access.
2. Developing and debugging services that need to communicate with a local MCP server.
3. Facilitating collaboration by allowing team members to access local services remotely.

FAQ from peer-mcp?

• What is an MCP server?

An MCP server is a server that uses the Multi-Channel Protocol to manage multiple communication channels.

• Is peer-mcp free to use?

Yes! peer-mcp is open-source and free to use under the MIT license.

• How do I configure peer-mcp?

Configuration details can be found in the documentation on the GitHub repository.