MCP BridgeKit

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Call MCP tools from web or mobile applications that cannot spawn subprocesses.

• 2

  Manage multiple user sessions with isolated MCP server processes.

• 3

  Handle long-running MCP tool calls exceeding typical HTTP timeouts by queuing jobs in the background.

Description

MCP BridgeKit enables web applications to interact with MCP stdio servers by translating HTTP requests into stdio subprocess calls and streaming results back. It supports per-user session pooling, real timeout handling with background job fallback, live monitoring dashboard, and integrates with Redis and RQ for job queueing. This bridge solves the protocol mismatch between web apps and MCP tools, allowing seamless tool calling, multi-tenant support, and long-running job management.