MCP Router
MCP Router is a Python toolkit for managing MCP servers and interacting with OpenRouter AI models, supporting multi-step workflow orchestration and intelligent task analysis.
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What is MCP Router?
MCP Router is a Python-based tool for managing and operating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It supports adding, editing, and deleting MCP servers and integrates the OpenRouter and Upsonic frameworks, enabling you to easily build intelligent workflows.How to use MCP Router?
You can start using MCP Router in just a few steps: install dependencies, configure the server, execute tasks, and monitor the status.Application scenarios
Suitable for enterprise users, developers, and technical teams who need to efficiently manage and automate complex tasks.Main features
MCP server management
Easily add, modify, and delete MCP server configurations.
OpenRouter integration
Access multiple language models through the OpenRouter API without switching platforms.
Upsonic workflow
Design and run complex multi-step tasks, supporting automated analysis.
Protocol standardization
Follow the MCP protocol to ensure cross-platform compatibility and scalability.
Advantages
Easy to install and configure
Powerful task automation capabilities
Support for multiple language models
Limitations
Requires a certain programming foundation
Some advanced features may depend on specific environments
How to use MCP Router
Install MCP Router
Clone the project via Git and install the dependencies.
Configure the MCP server
Edit the configuration file to add or modify server settings.
Start the MCP server
Start the MCP service using the CLI or API.
Usage examples
Example 1: Query the model
Query the language model using OpenRouter.
Example 2: Run a workflow
Create a simple multi-step task.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which language models does MCP Router support?
How to install MCP Router?
Can I customize workflows?
Related resources
Official documentation of MCP Router
Get the complete installation and usage guide.
OpenRouter API documentation
Understand the detailed functions of OpenRouter.
Introduction to the Upsonic framework
Explore the workflow design of Upsonic.

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