mcp-faster-caller

You can translate concise instructions into structured MCP calls using an internal alias mapping system. It parses plain text, JSON, or key=value parameters into a machine-readable JSON structure containing the target server, command, and arguments to minimize token usage.

MCP alias parsing supports three input formats: plain alias command arguments, JSON objects, and named key=value pairs. This allows flexible parameter passing across GitHub, database, browser, and web search workflows.

Yes, you can use plain text aliases to trigger GitHub and database queries. Typing commands like 'gh list-repos owner=username' or 'db query "SELECT * FROM users"' validates the alias and outputs the corresponding MCP call JSON for execution.

The best way to map short commands to different MCP servers is via an internal MCP_MAP dictionary. It enforces proper command syntax and translates aliases into structured JSON outputs specifying the server, command, and arguments for web search and browser automation.

Yes, MCP alias parsing works with image, PDF, and API documentation workflows. It validates aliases across these supported categories and generates a structured JSON output ready for direct execution or debugging on the target server.