mmp

Managing multiple MCP servers requires a multiplexing proxy that handles configuration loading and abstracts server lifecycle management. This allows you to interface with various tools simultaneously through a unified gateway without re-initializing connections.

Yes, persistent session handles allow you to maintain connections across multiple tool calls. This works seamlessly across http, sse, and stdio transport layers, enabling you to reuse sessions without re-establishing the underlying protocol connections.

Executing parallel tool calls is facilitated by a centralized multiplexing proxy. By loading a gateway configuration file, you can orchestrate several disparate MCP tools simultaneously, switching between them or executing methods in parallel.

Configuring an MCP multiplexing proxy involves loading a gateway configuration file, such as gateway.toml. This file defines your server connections and enables the CLI to list all available servers and manage their lifecycles.

Yes, the multiplexing proxy supports multi-transport interfaces including stdio, sse, and http protocols. This allows you to seamlessly connect and manage disparate Model Context Protocol servers regardless of their underlying transport layer.