What is Mcp Library

mcp-library is a centralized MCP Gateway designed for one-click installations, MCP analytics, and the creation and sharing of MCP packages, facilitating the management of multiple Model Context Protocol servers.

Use cases

Use cases for mcp-library include managing multiple AI models, monitoring traffic and performance of MCP servers, sharing configurations among team members, and simplifying the deployment process through Docker.

How to use

To use mcp-library, set up your local development environment following the provided documentation, utilize the centralized dashboard for managing MCP servers, and leverage the one-click installation feature for easy deployment.

Key features

Key features include centralized MCP server management, MCP server packages for easy sharing, traffic monitoring and logging, secure API key management, and Dockerized deployment for streamlined development and production.

Where to use

mcp-library can be used in environments where multiple AI models and MCP-compliant services are deployed, such as in research institutions, enterprise AI solutions, and collaborative development teams.

MCP Pro: Model Context Protocol Server Management

Overview

MCP Pro is a comprehensive web application designed to streamline the management, monitoring, and interaction with one or more Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. In an environment where multiple AI models and MCP-compliant services might be deployed (e.g., for different tasks, by different teams, or with different capabilities), MCP Pro provides a centralized dashboard and control plane.

Core Features

• Centralized MCP Server Management:
  • One-click installation and easy management of multiple downstream MCP servers through a single gateway.
  • View/Edit connection status, available tools, resources, and prompts for each server.
• MCP Server Packages:
  • Bundle multiple MCP servers with their configuration for easy environment changes and sharing with your team.
• Traffic Monitoring & Logging:
  • Log requests made to or through MCP Pro to downstream servers.
  • Provide insights into usage patterns, errors, and performance.
• API Key Management:
  • Securely manage API keys and auth for requests to downstream servers.
• Dockerized Deployment:
  • Comes with Docker configurations for straightforward development and production deployment.

Packages

• packages/frontend: The Next.js/React user interface.
• packages/backend: The Node.js/Express API server, MCP gateway logic, and database interactions (PostgreSQL).
• packages/shared-types: TypeScript type definitions shared between the frontend and backend.

Shared Types

The shared-types package contains all the common TypeScript interfaces and types shared between frontend and backend. This ensures consistency across the application. To use these types in any part of the codebase:

// Import shared types using path aliases
import { ApiResponse, ServerType } from '@shared-types/api-contracts';
import { UserModel } from '@shared-types/db-models';

// Do NOT use relative paths
// import { ApiResponse } from '../../../shared-types/src/api-contracts'; ❌

If you modify the shared types, you need to rebuild the package:

npm run build --workspace=shared-types

Getting Started & Documentation

For comprehensive information on setting up your local development environment, architecture details, API references, and more, please refer to our full documentation.

Key documents include:

• Local Development Setup: Step-by-step guide to get MCP Pro running on your local machine.
• Architecture Overview: Understand the components and design of MCP Pro.
• API Reference: Details on the backend API endpoints.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md (to be created) for guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0.