Atrax
by metcalfc
Atrax is a proxy for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that aggregates multiple MCP servers and presents them as a single unified interface. It funnels resources from multiple servers into one.
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What is Atrax?
Atrax is an MCP server aggregation proxy that combines multiple MCP servers into a single, unified interface. It acts as a funnel, collecting resources from various servers and presenting them as one.
How to use Atrax?
To use Atrax, clone the repository, set up the development environment using direnv and npm, build the project, and then run the server. You can run it with or without token authentication. Refer to the documentation for detailed instructions on configuration and usage with different transport types and authentication methods.
Key features of Atrax
Resource Aggregation
Transparent Proxying
Protocol Compliance
Modular Design
Multiple Transport Types (STDIO, HTTP/SSE, Docker)
Enhanced Error Handling
Web Integration (HTTP/SSE)
Authentication Support (Token-based)
Use cases of Atrax
Unifying multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint
Providing a web-accessible interface to MCP servers using HTTP/SSE
Securing access to MCP servers with token-based authentication
Aggregating data from disparate MCP servers for a unified view
FAQ from Atrax
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol, a protocol Atrax proxies.
How do I configure Atrax?
How do I configure Atrax?
Refer to the documentation for detailed configuration options.
What transport types are supported?
What transport types are supported?
STDIO, HTTP/SSE, and Docker.
How do I enable authentication?
How do I enable authentication?
Use the npm run serve:auth command and configure token authentication as described in the TOKEN_AUTH.md document.
Where can I find example server implementations?
Where can I find example server implementations?
The examples/ directory contains example server implementations such as Memory server, Echo server, and HTTP Echo server.