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MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security

mcprouter streamlines API routing for MCP servers, offering seamless scalability and ironclad security – deploy smart, future-proof networking with enterprise-grade reliability.

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About MCPRouter

What is MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security?

MCPRouter is your trusty sidekick for MCP servers—think of it as the Swiss Army knife of proxy and API management. Built for developers who want to scale like a pro while keeping security tighter than a politician’s promises. It’s not just another tool; it’s the smooth operator that handles heavy lifting without breaking a sweat (or your server).

How to use MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security?

Ready to harness the power? Let’s get tactical:

  1. Edit the config: Copy the example env file and tweak it like a chef customizing a recipe. (Pro tip: Don’t skip this step—your server’s success depends on it.)
  2. Fire up the proxy: Run go run main.go proxy and watch traffic flow through port 8025 like a well-oiled machine.
  3. Hook it up: Plug the proxy URL into your MCP client (e.g., Cursor) and ensure your mcp_server_commands.fetch is set—no loose ends!
  4. API time: Spin up the API server with go run main.go api and test it with a curl command. Boom—data in hand, security intact.

MCPRouter Features

Key Features of MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security?

Here’s why MCPRouter isn’t just another tool in the shed:

  • Scalability on steroids: Handles surging traffic like a pro, without the drama.
  • Security that’s unbreakable (we think): Encrypted comms and strict auth protocols keep prying eyes out.
  • No-config compromises: Customize every setting to fit your workflow—no one-size-fits-all here.
  • Developer-friendly: Built with Go for speed, and docs that won’t make you want to pull your hair out.

Use cases of MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security?

When should you reach for MCPRouter? Let’s paint some scenarios:

• You’re juggling multiple MCP instances and need a traffic cop.
• Security audits are looming, and you want to sleep at night.
• Your app’s user base is growing faster than a weed in spring.

MCPRouter FAQ

FAQ from MCPRouter: Seamless Scalability & Ironclad Security?

Q: Is this magic or just smart coding?
A: 100% code (sadly, no actual wizards). But the results feel pretty magical.

Q: Does it play nice with others?
A: Oh yes! Works flawlessly with Cursor, Postman, and any API client that respects sanity.

Q: What if I mess up the config?
A: Fear not! The error messages are detailed enough to guide even a first-timer. (We’ve all been there.)

Q: Can it handle a million requests?
A: Absolutely—tested to the max. Though we can’t promise your coffee cup will stay full.

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Start Proxy Server

  1. edit config file
cp .env.example.toml .env.toml

edit .env.toml as needed.

  1. start proxy server
go run main.go proxy
  1. add Proxy URL to MCP Client like Cursor

http://localhost:8025/sse/fetch

make sure you have set mcp_server_commands.fetch in .env.toml

Start API Server

  1. edit config file
cp .env.example.toml .env.toml

edit .env.toml as needed.

  1. start api server
go run main.go api
  1. request api with curl
curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:8027/v1/list-tools \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer fetch'

make sure you have set mcp_server_commands.fetch in .env.toml

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