A local-first middleware proxy that proxies multiple MCP servers through a single entry with schema minification, semantic routing, security hardening, and state guard.
Self-hosted MCP proxy and aggregation platform. Register multiple upstream MCP servers and expose them through a single unified endpoint with namespace routing, multi-transport support (HTTP/SSE, stdio, OpenAPI→MCP), per-tool overrides, and a web admin UI.
A dynamic proxy server that enables users to manage and access multiple MCP backend servers through a single, unified interface. It supports both static and runtime server configuration with persistent storage and works with HTTP and SSE transports.
An MCP server proxy that reduces context window bloat by stripping metadata and fetching schemas on-demand, while managing backend MCP servers across multiple transports. It also provides a web dashboard for monitoring and restarting backend servers.
A local MCP gateway that aggregates multiple downstream MCP servers behind a single connection, with hot-reload via HTTP admin API or file-watcher and support for large payloads.