🌟 MCPRouter - Model Context Protocol Router

MCPRouter is an open source service and a CLI package management tool for MCP servers. It simplifies managing server configurations across various supported clients, allows grouping servers into profiles, helps discover new servers via a registry, and includes a powerful router that aggregates multiple MCP servers behind a single endpoint with shared sessions.

🤝 Community Contributions

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🚀 Quick Installation

Choose your preferred installation method:

🍺 Homebrew

brew install MCPRouter

📦 pipx (Recommended for Python tools)

pipx install MCPRouter

🐍 pip

pip install MCPRouter

🔎 Overview

MCPRouter simplifies the installation, configuration, and management of Model Context Protocol servers and their configurations across different applications (clients). Key features include:

• ✨ Easy addition and removal of MCP server configurations for supported clients.
• 📋 Centralized management using profiles: group server configurations together and activate/deactivate them easily.
• 🔍 Discovery of available MCP servers through a central registry.
• 🔌 MCPM Router for aggregating multiple MCP servers behind a single endpoint with shared sessions.
• 💻 A command-line interface (CLI) for all management tasks.

See Advanced Features for more capabilities like shared server sessions and the MCPM Router.

🖥️ Supported MCP Clients

MCPRouter will support managing MCP servers for the following clients:

• 🤖 Claude Desktop (Anthropic)
• ⌨️ Cursor
• 🏄 Windsurf
• 📝 Cline
• ➡️ Continue
• 🦢 Goose
• 🔥 5ire
• 🦘 Roo Code
• ✨ More clients coming soon...

🔥 Command Line Interface (CLI)

MCPRouter provides a comprehensive CLI built with Python's Click framework. Commands generally operate on the currently active client. You can view/set the active client using mcpm client. Many commands also support scope modifiers like @CLIENT_NAME/SERVER_NAME or #PROFILE_NAME/SERVER_NAME to target specific clients or profiles directly.

Below are the available commands, grouped by functionality: