What is the MCP Proxy Server? It is a centralized service that combines multiple MCP resource servers behind a single, unified interface. This enables streamlined communication and management across various backend services.
How is it used? You configure the desired MCP servers in a JSON file. By starting the server with this configuration, it seamlessly handles requests and responses across all connected resource servers.
What are its key features? It connects and manages multiple MCP resource servers, exposes one combined interface for their capabilities, and handles request routing and response aggregation from different sources.
Where is it useful? Use cases include integrating multiple backend services for easier access, facilitating prompt handling from different servers via one endpoint, and streamlining resource management for applications that need data from several sources.
Frequently asked questions: What configuration is needed? A JSON configuration file specifying the MCP servers is required for setup. Can it run with multiple resources? Yes, it is designed to aggregate and manage multiple resource servers simultaneously. How can I debug issues? You can use the MCP Inspector tool for a user-friendly way to inspect server communications.