mcp-proxy

import os # Example 1: Proxy a local stdio MCP server to expose it via SSE/HTTP # This command starts mcp-proxy listening on port 8080 and proxies # an 'mcp-server-fetch' stdio server, also enabling a named server 'my_server'. # Note: 'uvx' should be installed and in PATH, or specify full path. print("Starting mcp-proxy to expose a local stdio server via SSE/HTTP...") os.system("mcp-proxy --port 8080 --named-server my_server 'uvx mcp-server-fetch'") # Example 2: Proxy an external SSE/HTTP MCP server to stdio # This command connects mcp-proxy to a remote SSE server at http://example.io/sse # and exposes it as a local stdio server (for clients like Claude Desktop). # Use a dummy token for demonstration; in real use, use os.environ.get('API_ACCESS_TOKEN', '') # to load from environment or a secure secret management system. print("\nStarting mcp-proxy to proxy a remote SSE server to stdio...") api_token = os.environ.get('API_ACCESS_TOKEN', 'YOUR_DUMMY_TOKEN_HERE') print(f"Using API_ACCESS_TOKEN: {api_token[:5]}...") os.system(f"mcp-proxy http://example.io/sse --api-access-token {api_token}")