One MCP connection for all your tools — with discovery, namespacing, and execution policies.
One MCP connection for all your tools — with discovery, namespacing, and execution policies. Every MCP server you add to your AI assistant means another connection, another set of tool definitions injected into the context window, and no way to search or control them centrally. Wire up ten servers with a hundred tools each and your assistant is burning tokens on a thousand tool schemas before the…
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One MCP connection for all your tools — with discovery, namespacing, and execution policies. Every MCP server you add to your AI assistant means another connection, another set of tool definitions injected into the context window, and no way to search or control them centrally. Wire up ten servers with a hundred tools each and your assistant is burning tokens on a thousand tool schemas before the conversation even starts — most of which it will never call. crabeye-mcp-bridge consolidates all…
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