MCP-Proxy FAQs

Question 1

What is MCP-Proxy?

Accepted Answer

MCP-Proxy simplifies interactions with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers by providing a unified interface to access tools from multiple servers. It acts as a proxy, aggregating tools and forwarding requests.

Question 2

How can I use MCP-Proxy?

Accepted Answer

You can use MCP-Proxy by configuring it with your MCP servers in the `mcp.json` file. Then, use the provided client tools (`mcp_client.py`, `mcp_tool.py`) or integrate it into applications like Cursor to access aggregated tools.

Question 3

What are the key features of MCP-Proxy?

Accepted Answer

Key features include connecting to multiple MCP servers, aggregating tools into a unified interface, supporting single and sequenced tool invocations, providing a client tool for server management, and automatic reconnection with error handling.

Question 4

What types of MCP servers are supported?

Accepted Answer

MCP-Proxy supports various MCP servers, including Firecrawl (web scraping), Playwright (browser automation), and Sequential Thinking (sequential reasoning). It can be extended to support other MCP-compliant servers.

Question 5

How do I manage MCP servers with MCP-Proxy?

Accepted Answer

The `mcp_client.py` tool allows you to list, get information, and manage MCP servers connected to the proxy. Use command-line arguments like `--list`, `--server <server_name>`, or `--all` to perform these actions.

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