Meta MCP Server

What is Meta MCP Server?

Meta MCP Server is an orchestration layer between users and multiple Model Control Protocol (MCP) servers and tools. It analyzes user requests, determines the appropriate tools needed, and coordinates their execution to fulfill the request, targeting developers and teams who need to leverage several MCP tools in a single workflow.

How to use Meta MCP Server?

Install Node.js v18 or higher, clone the repository, run npm install, configure a .env file (copy from .env.example), and start the server with npm start. The server exposes a REST API at POST /api/request where you send a JSON object with a query field describing the task.

Key features of Meta MCP Server

• Parses and understands user requests to determine intent
• Maintains a registry of available MCP tools and their capabilities
• Creates execution plans that may involve multiple MCP servers
• Suggests creation of new tools when gaps are identified
• Exposes a REST API for sending user requests

Use cases of Meta MCP Server

• Automating a multi-step data pipeline (e.g., extract from CSV, transform, and visualize)
• Combining results from different MCP tools to answer a complex question
• Discovering when existing tools are insufficient and recommending new ones
• Centralizing access to a heterogeneous set of MCP servers behind a single API

FAQ from Meta MCP Server

What runtime does Meta MCP Server require?

Node.js v18 or higher, with all dependencies installed via npm install.

How does Meta MCP Server communicate with clients?

It exposes a REST API (HTTP POST at /api/request) that accepts JSON payloads with a query field.

Where are logs and errors stored?

Logs appear in the console and are also written to an error.log file in the project directory.

How do I add my own MCP servers/tools?

The README does not detail configuration, but it mentions editing the .env file and maintaining a registry of available tools.

Is authentication required?

The README does not mention any authentication mechanism; the API appears to be unprotected in the basic setup.