MCP Server Ft7

🚀 MCP Server Implementation

This project uses WebSocket for communication, provides HTTP endpoints, and supports horizontal scaling with Redis, offering an efficient and flexible multi - agent interaction solution.

🚀 Quick Start

✨ Features

• Communication Protocol: Utilizes the WebSocket protocol for communication between proxies and tools.
• Client Connection: Provides an HTTP endpoint for connecting new clients.
• Scalability: Implements publish/subscribe (pub/sub) using Redis to support horizontal scaling. It can be replaced with Kafka or other message middleware if needed.
• Client Implementations: Includes multiple client implementations, one of which supports API caching to improve efficiency.
• Message Broadcasting: Sends updates to clients via Server - Sent Events (SSE) and supports broadcasting messages to all clients.

Note that the code does not strictly distinguish between "proxies" and "tools" because the boundary between them is often unclear. You can convert proxy endpoints into tools, so this classification is somewhat arbitrary.

🔧 Technical Details

The core concepts of this project can be grasped with less than 200 lines of code. It serves as a simple yet effective introductory example for multi - proxy interaction. The project is open - source, modifiable, and suitable for experiments, but support is not guaranteed (proxies can sometimes behave unexpectedly!).

Occasionally, improvements such as more advanced orchestration features or goal - oriented agents may be added. However, the core idea remains the same: to help you navigate complex and ever - changing multi - agent systems with just a few dozen lines of code while ensuring simplicity.