MCP Hub is a centralized management server designed to coordinate multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, providing a unified and dynamic management experience. It implements the MCP 2025-03-26 specification, enabling real-time monitoring, dynamic server management, and unified API access. The project offers two main interfaces: a Management Interface accessible via REST API and web UI for managing multiple MCP servers, and an MCP Server Interface that allows any MCP client to connect through a single endpoint to access all server capabilities. This design simplifies client configuration by consolidating multiple server endpoints into one, with automatic namespacing to prevent capability conflicts. The hub supports various transport protocols including streamable-http, Server-Sent Events (SSE), and STDIO for local servers. It also supports OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow and header-based token authentication for secure access. MCP Hub provides comprehensive capability support such as tools, resources, resource templates, and prompts with real-time updates, although some features like roots, sampling, and completion are not supported. Key features include dynamic server management with start/stop and enable/disable capabilities, real-time configuration updates, health monitoring, and automatic recovery. The unified REST API allows execution of tools, access to resources, and real-time status updates. Real-time event streaming and client connection management are handled via SSE, with automatic reconnection and connection cleanup. The hub also manages process lifecycle events for graceful startup, shutdown, and error recovery. MCP Hub supports both local script-based STDIO servers and remote servers using streamable-http or SSE transports. It uses a JSON configuration file with a universal placeholder syntax for environment variables and command execution, enabling flexible and dynamic server configurations. The project is installable via npm and provides CLI options for port, configuration file, watch mode, and auto-shutdown features. Overall, MCP Hub serves as a powerful and flexible centralized coordinator for MCP servers, enhancing manageability, scalability, and client simplicity in environments using the Model Context Protocol.
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