Mcpd FAQs

Question 1

What is Mcpd and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Mcpd is a daemon that aggregates multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers into a single interface. It solves the problem of managing multiple MCP server configurations across various clients, simplifying your setup by providing one central point for all your MCP tools.

Question 2

How does Mcpd handle tools from different MCP servers to avoid collisions?

Accepted Answer

Mcpd ensures tool namespace isolation by prefixing tools with the registered server's name. For example, a tool 'my-tool' from a server 'filesystem' would appear as 'filesystem__my-tool', preventing naming collisions between different aggregated servers.

Question 3

How does Mcpd improve client configuration and server management?

Accepted Answer

Mcpd streamlines configuration by allowing you to point your MCP client to Mcpd just once. You can then register or unregister individual MCP servers on the fly without ever needing to restart or reconfigure your client applications.

Question 4

What are the core benefits of using Mcpd for development?

Accepted Answer

Key benefits include single client configuration, hot-swappable server registration for dynamic updates, automatic tool namespace isolation to prevent conflicts, and efficient on-demand server spawning, which only activates servers when their tools are invoked.

Question 5

Can I use Mcpd with my existing MCP clients like Claude or VSCode?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mcpd is designed for seamless integration. You simply configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VSCode) to connect to `mcpd serve` rather than individual MCP servers, centralizing all your tool access.

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