Mcp2http FAQs

Question 1

What are the key features of Mcp2http?

Accepted Answer

Key features include connecting stdio MCP clients to HTTP servers, client-generated Session-Id for optional session tracking, capability filtering to reduce server load, and handling notifications by dropping them.

Question 2

How can I configure my MCP client to use Mcp2http?

Accepted Answer

Configure your MCP client to call the `mcp2http` command with the endpoint URL and any desired HTTP headers as arguments. See the Usage section in the documentation for examples.

Question 3

What is Mcp2http?

Accepted Answer

Mcp2http is a transport adapter that bridges MCP (Model Context Protocol) clients using stdio with stateless HTTP servers, enabling communication between them.

Question 4

Why does Mcp2http drop notifications?

Accepted Answer

Dropping notifications aligns with HTTP's request/response architecture and is a common approach when implementing MCP over stateless HTTP, simplifying the implementation.

Question 5

How does Mcp2http handle session tracking?

Accepted Answer

Mcp2http generates a UUID and includes it as a `Session-Id` header with each request, allowing servers to correlate requests in stateless HTTP environments. This is optional and can be ignored by servers.

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