Aggregators FAQs

Question 1

What is Aggregators and what is its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

Aggregators is a software tool designed to consolidate and serve multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through a single, unified interface. Its primary purpose is to simplify the integration and management of diverse MCP servers, enabling streamlined data processing and interaction for developers.

Question 2

What types of interfaces does Aggregators support for serving MCP servers?

Accepted Answer

Aggregators supports running as both a standard input/output (Stdio) based MCP server and an HTTP-based MCP server. This flexibility allows developers to integrate it into various environments, from command-line tools to web-based applications.

Question 3

How do I configure the MCP servers that Aggregators manages?

Accepted Answer

Aggregators is configurable via an 'mcp.json' file. This JSON file specifies the details of each MCP server to be aggregated, including their type (Stdio, HTTP, SSE), commands, arguments, environment variables, and URLs, allowing for flexible management of your server ecosystem.

Question 4

What programming language and SDK does Aggregators utilize?

Accepted Answer

Aggregators is built using the C# programming language and leverages the MCP C# SDK. This ensures robust performance and seamless compatibility within the .NET ecosystem for developers.

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