Rapidly deploy sandboxed Micro-Computation Protocol (MCP) servers by simply adding Ruby files to a directory.
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ZeroMCP Ruby offers an incredibly streamlined approach to deploying Micro-Computation Protocol (MCP) servers. Simply drop a `.rb` file into a designated folder, and you instantly get a sandboxed MCP server, ready to serve requests over stdio or integrate with your preferred HTTP framework like Sinatra. It boasts zero external dependencies and superior performance, handling 1.2x more requests per second with half the memory usage compared to the official Ruby SDK. Crucially, ZeroMCP provides a robust sandboxing mechanism, allowing tools to declare granular permissions for network, filesystem, and execution, ensuring secure and isolated operations, unlike other solutions that lack this critical feature.
Características Principales
01High performance and robustness in benchmarks
02Zero-config, file-based tool discovery
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04Flexible integration with standard Ruby HTTP frameworks
05Zero external dependencies for easy deployment
06Sandboxed execution with granular permissions (network, filesystem, exec)
Casos de Uso
01Rapid prototyping of server-side tools without complex setup
02Creating lightweight and performant Micro-Computation Protocol services
03Developing and deploying secure, isolated AI agent functionalities
