Micro MCP

What is Micro MCP?

Micro MCP is an experimental MCP server that exposes the ability to call Micro services by passing service, endpoint, and request parameters in a client.Call request. It is designed for developers working with the Micro framework who want to integrate Micro service calls via the Model Context Protocol.

How to use Micro MCP?

Install and run the server using the MCP stdio transport. The server provides three commands: call, describe, and services. Use call to invoke a Micro service by specifying the service name, endpoint, and request body.

Key features of Micro MCP

• Provides call, describe, and services commands
• Allows passing service/endpoint/request in a client.Call
• Runs as an MCP stdio server
• Experimental integration with Micro services

Use cases of Micro MCP

• Calling specific Micro services with custom parameters
• Listing available Micro services via the services command
• Describing a Micro service's endpoints via the describe command
• Testing Micro service calls using MCP tooling

FAQ from Micro MCP

What transport does Micro MCP use?

Micro MCP runs as an MCP stdio server, using standard input/output for communication.

What commands does Micro MCP provide?

The server includes three commands: call to invoke a Micro service, describe to get service endpoint details, and services to list available Micro services.

How do I call a Micro service using Micro MCP?

Use the call command and pass the service name, endpoint, and request body as parameters. The server will forward these as a client.Call request.

Is Micro MCP production‑ready?

No, Micro MCP is described as a "little experiment" and is not intended for production use. It demonstrates a basic way to expose Micro service calls via MCP without automatically registering each service as a tool.