Turns an existing Hono API into an MCP server so AI agents like Claude and Cursor can discover and call its routes as tools. Each route's existing zod validator becomes the tool's input schema, so validation, auth middleware, and logging keep working exactly as they do for HTTP clients.
Bridges a local mcporter registry into a single MCP server, enabling clients like Codex and Claude to list, inspect, and call tools from multiple MCPs with lazy loading.
Enables building and running an MCP server with automatically discovered tools, prompts, and resources over HTTP or STDIO, using TypeScript and Zod schemas.
Turn your typed TypeScript functions into an MCP server — tool, resource, and prompt schemas inferred from your types and JSDoc. No schema library, no decorators, no boilerplate.
Exposes a verified tool registry (calculator, sandboxed file read, web fetch) over MCP stdio, enabling any MCP-capable client to reuse the same tools from the inspectable ReAct loop.