Consolidates and serves multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through a single, Keycloak-authenticated endpoint.
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This Python-based server acts as a central hub, consolidating diverse Model Context Protocol (MCP) services into a single, authenticated endpoint. It enables the mounting of multiple individual MCP servers, such as those providing HR policy documents or mathematical tools, and presents them as a unified resource. Integrated with Keycloak for robust authentication, it secures access to these resources, making them easily consumable by AI agents and other clients while streamlining the overall architecture.
Key Features
01Keycloak Authentication Integration (OAuth2)
020 GitHub stars
03Composite MCP Server Architecture
04Unified Endpoint for Multiple MCP Services
05Comprehensive Contextual and Standard Logging
06Dynamic Policy Loading from Files
Use Cases
01Provide authenticated access to various AI agent resources (e.g., HR policies, utility tools)
02Consolidate and secure multiple internal MCP services behind a single API gateway
03Streamline development of agent-based systems requiring diverse knowledge and tool access