MCP Gateway

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Access and invoke tools from multiple MCP servers through a single unified interface.

• 2

  Reduce context overload by searching for relevant tools instead of loading all tool schemas.

• 3

  That require asynchronous execution and status tracking of long-running tool invocations.

Description

MCP Gateway connects multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and exposes their tools through a unified interface, enabling efficient tool search, description, and invocation. It solves the context limit problem by indexing tools and providing search capabilities instead of dumping all tool schemas, reducing initial token usage by about 40%. The gateway supports both local and remote MCP servers, handles asynchronous job execution, and offers a scalable solution for managing many MCP tools.