MCP Gateway
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The MCP Gateway aggregates multiple MCP resource servers through a single interface. It provides a unified endpoint for accessing and managing these servers.
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What is MCP Gateway?
The MCP Gateway is a proxy server that consolidates access to multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) resource servers. It simplifies interaction with these servers by providing a single entry point.
How to use MCP Gateway?
Configuration is done through environment variables, Claude desktop configuration, or a default config.json
file. The gateway can merge configurations with Claude desktop config. Server configuration options include command, args, env, url, and toolOverrides. Use npm install
, npm run dev
, and npm run build
for development.
Key features of MCP Gateway
MCP Proxy (single endpoint)
Batch Request Tool (optimized parallel execution)
Configuration Merging (with Claude desktop configuration)
Tool Overrides (customization)
Use cases of MCP Gateway
Centralized access to multiple MCP servers
Optimizing performance through batch requests
Integrating with Claude desktop environment
Customizing tool behavior for specific needs
FAQ from MCP Gateway
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
Based on the context, it's likely a resource server adhering to the Model Context Protocol.
Where does the gateway look for configuration files?
Where does the gateway look for configuration files?
It checks the MCP_CONFIG_PATH
environment variable, Claude desktop config, and a config.json
file in the current directory, in that order.
How can I override tool descriptions?
How can I override tool descriptions?
Use the toolOverrides
section in the server configuration to provide a custom description for a specific tool.
Can I disable tools?
Can I disable tools?
Yes, you can disable tools using the enabled
or disabled
options within the toolOverrides
section.
What is the purpose of batch requests?
What is the purpose of batch requests?
Batch requests allow for optimized parallel execution of multiple tool calls, improving performance when interacting with multiple MCP servers.