MCP Local Router
by kaichen
Aggregation proxy that combines multiple upstream MCP servers into a single interface.
What it does
Acts as a central gateway for multiple MCP servers, allowing downstream clients to access tools from various servers through a single connection. It supports both stdio and SSE transports.
Tools
This is a router/proxy and does not expose its own tools, but rather aggregates tools from upstream servers configured in its JSON config file.
Installation
Build with Cargo and run with a config file:
# Build
cargo build --release
# Run
./target/release/mcp-local-router --config mcp-config.json --transport stdio
Supported hosts
- claude
Quick install
cargo install --git https://github.com/kaichen/mcp-local-routerInformation
- Pricing
- free
- Published
- 5/21/2026
- stars
- 0
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