Stdio-to-HTTP gateway — connects MCP clients to remote HTTP MCP servers
Stdio-to-HTTP gateway — connects MCP clients to remote HTTP MCP servers. MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Claude Code see mcp-stdio as a locally running self-hosted MCP server, while it relays all requests to a remote MCP server with support for various authentication methods: Bearer tokens, custom headers, and OAuth 2.1 credentials are forwarded to the remote server. Both MCP transports…
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Stdio-to-HTTP gateway — connects MCP clients to remote HTTP MCP servers. MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Claude Code see mcp-stdio as a locally running self-hosted MCP server, while it relays all requests to a remote MCP server with support for various authentication methods: Bearer tokens, custom headers, and OAuth 2.1 credentials are forwarded to the remote server. Both MCP transports supported — Streamable HTTP (current spec, default) and SSE (MCP 2024-11-05 legacy), selectable with .…
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