Local MCP broker that exposes one compact entry for many upstream servers.
is a local Model Context Protocol process broker for MCP clients. Think PgBouncer for MCP: one stable local endpoint in front of many upstream MCP servers. The broker owns upstream startup, reuse, cleanup, profile exposure, status, and safe tool routing. The core idea is simple: do not make every agent session load every upstream tool definition before the user asks a task. AI coding sessions…
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is a local Model Context Protocol process broker for MCP clients. Think PgBouncer for MCP: one stable local endpoint in front of many upstream MCP servers. The broker owns upstream startup, reuse, cleanup, profile exposure, status, and safe tool routing. The core idea is simple: do not make every agent session load every upstream tool definition before the user asks a task. AI coding sessions with many MCP servers tend to accumulate the same problems: every client config repeats the same MCP…
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