# Tool management

Bioconda-MCP-Server is a bioinformatics tool management platform based on Bioconda, providing MCP (possibly referring to a microservice control platform or similar functionality) services.

This project provides a set of tools for handling the Model Context Protocol (MCP), including proxy and server tools, supporting communication with MCP-compatible services via HTTP or standard input/output.

An MCP service that implements the automatic approval function of the Claude desktop application by injecting JavaScript, supporting custom tool approval rules and secure debug port management.

MCP over SSE is an open-source library that implements the Model Context Protocol based on Server-Sent Events. It provides a complete MCP server functionality, including SSE connection management, JSON-RPC message processing, tool registration and execution, and session management.

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server project implemented in ReScript, demonstrating best practices such as server initialization, tool registration and management, error handling, and resource cleanup.

MCP server for AMTB resource and tool interaction

MCP Serverless is a serverless architecture-based implementation of the model context protocol that provides a simple interface for tool management and request processing.

MCP Server is an AI-driven command execution and tool management framework that provides flexible configuration and support for multiple tool types.

A proxy server project that can connect to multiple MCP servers and provide a unified tool access interface, supporting multiple configuration files and multiple operating modes.

This project demonstrates how to integrate Google Gemini API with custom tools managed by the MCP framework, process natural language queries, and use MCP tools to perform specific operations.