Bridge

About

This universal bridge addresses the fragmentation of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers by enabling the direct registration of any command-line interface (CLI) tool or HTTP request as an MCP tool. It eliminates the need for developing a separate server for each small utility, facilitating the unified and lightweight hosting of various tools, making them easily accessible within an MCP environment.

Key Features

• Dynamically register available CLI tools as MCP tools
• Dynamically register simple HTTP endpoints as MCP tools
• Includes built-in management tools for registering and managing CLI/HTTP tools
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• Persist CLI tool configurations in YAML files
• Persist HTTP tool configurations in JSON files

Use Cases

• Integrate existing CLI binaries like `nmap`, `nuclei`, or `fscan` as accessible MCP tools
• Expose simple HTTP APIs, such as `http://cip.cc`, as managed MCP tools
• Consolidate various lightweight tools under a single MCP server for unified access and management, especially for LLM interactions