A simple, secure MCP-to-OpenAPI proxy server
Expose any MCP tool as an OpenAPI-compatible HTTP server—instantly. mcpo is a dead-simple proxy that takes an MCP server command and makes it accessible via standard RESTful OpenAPI, so your tools "just work" with LLM agents and apps expecting OpenAPI servers. No custom protocol. No glue code. No hassle. MCP servers usually speak over raw stdio, which is: 🔓 Inherently insecure ❌ Incompatible…
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Expose any MCP tool as an OpenAPI-compatible HTTP server—instantly. mcpo is a dead-simple proxy that takes an MCP server command and makes it accessible via standard RESTful OpenAPI, so your tools "just work" with LLM agents and apps expecting OpenAPI servers. No custom protocol. No glue code. No hassle. MCP servers usually speak over raw stdio, which is: 🔓 Inherently insecure ❌ Incompatible with most tools 🧩 Missing standard features like docs, auth, error handling, etc. mcpo solves all of…
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