Mcp Forge

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About Mcp Forge

MCP-Forge is a powerful framework for dynamically generating, managing, and monitoring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Using the official MCP SDK, this tool enables you to create specialized MCP servers on demand through a centralized interface.

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-forge-iddv": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "-m",
        "venv",
        "venv"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Mcp Forge?

Mcp Forge (MCP-Forge) is a framework for dynamically generating, managing, and monitoring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using the official MCP SDK. It enables you to create specialized MCP servers on demand through a centralized interface, with built-in templating, lifecycle management, auto-scaling, and enterprise-grade security.

How to use Mcp Forge?

Clone the repository, create a Python virtual environment, and install dependencies from requirements.txt. Start the forge server with python forge_mcp_server.py --port 9000, then use python client.py to create, list, start/stop/restart servers, and access logs, stats, or connect to specific servers. For example: python client.py create name="my-server" capabilities=["echo","time"].

Key features of Mcp Forge

Dynamic server generation from templates with specific capabilities
Flexible templating with custom handlers and server options
Server lifecycle management (start, stop, restart, monitor)
Built-in customizations: authentication, persistence, HTTP, database access
Advanced monitoring of resources, logs, and performance metrics
Auto-scaling based on demand and resource usage
Centralized logging with filtering and searching
Real-time status reporting and alerting system
Comprehensive client API for managing the server ecosystem
Enterprise-grade security: input validation, XSS/CSRF protection, rate limiting, DDoS protection

Use cases of Mcp Forge

Creating specialized MCP servers on demand (e.g., echo, time, file reader, HTTP request handlers)
Managing a fleet of MCP servers from a single control point with start/stop/restart commands
Scaling groups of servers automatically based on CPU, memory, or request load
Monitoring server health, aggregating logs, and receiving alerts for critical issues

FAQ from Mcp Forge

What are the runtime requirements to run Mcp Forge?

Python 3.7+ along with specific dependencies: MCP SDK 1.6.0+, httpx 0.28.0+, anyio 4.0.0+, psutil 5.9.0+, requests 2.31.0+, python-dateutil 2.8.2+, aiosmtplib 2.0.1+ (for email notifications), and optional prometheus-client 0.17.1+ and jsonschema 4.17.3+.

How do I create a server with custom handlers?

Use the client create command with the handlers parameter: python client.py create name="advanced-server" handlers=["file_reader","http_request"]. You can also specify server options like options={"persistence":"sqlite","auth":"basic"}.

What security protection mechanisms are included?

Mcp Forge implements input validation, XSS protection (Content Security Policy), CSRF token-based protection, SQL injection pattern validation, IP-based and global rate limiting, DDoS burst detection and blacklisting, security headers, server hardening, data encryption, intrusion detection, audit logging, and role-based authentication.

How can I access logs from multiple servers?

Use the client with the get_logs command: python client.py call get_logs source="system" log_level="error" limit=50 or python client.py call get_logs source="server-id" limit=100. Logs are aggregated centrally with filtering and searching.

Is the development of Mcp Forge complete?

Yes, the README states development is 100% complete with all 40 planned tasks implemented, including the comprehensive security protection mechanisms.

Frequently asked questions

What are the runtime requirements to run Mcp Forge?

How do I create a server with custom handlers?

Use the client create command with the `handlers` parameter: `python client.py create name="advanced-server" handlers=["file_reader","http_request"]`. You can also specify server options like `options={"persistence":"sqlite","auth":"basic"}`.

What security protection mechanisms are included?

How can I access logs from multiple servers?

Use the client with the `get_logs` command: `python client.py call get_logs source="system" log_level="error" limit=50` or `python client.py call get_logs source="server-id" limit=100`. Logs are aggregated centrally with filtering and searching.

Is the development of Mcp Forge complete?

Yes, the README states development is 100% complete with all 40 planned tasks implemented, including the comprehensive security protection mechanisms.

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