Runs multiple upstream MCP servers behind one local process, keeping sessions persistent and exposing a compact, policy-aware surface for tools, resources, and prompts via HTTP, CLI, and MCP-native clients.
Aggregates multiple MCP servers behind a single endpoint, letting MCP clients access all their tools through one URL and token while namespacing tools to avoid collisions.
Aggregates multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint, enabling LLM clients to access tools, resources, and prompts from various backends through one connection.
Aggregates multiple child MCP servers into a single MCP server endpoint, enabling clients to use various tools (e.g., filesystem, Brave Search) through one interface.