Natural Context Provider
@portel-dev
About Natural Context Provider
One MCP to Rule Them All. NCP consolidates over 50 scattered MCP tools into two unified tools (Find & Run). Your AI goes from confused to confident with 87% fewer tokens, zero tool confusion, and 5x faster responses. Perfect for teams drowning in MCP tool sprawl.
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"ncp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"@portel/ncp"
]
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is Natural Context Provider?
Natural Context Provider (NCP) is a tool that aggregates multiple MCP servers into a single intelligent orchestrator, exposing only two tools (find and run) to the AI while handling routing, discovery, health monitoring, and semantic matching behind the scenes. It is designed for power users with multiple MCPs who want their AI to be focused, efficient, and cost-effective.
How to use Natural Context Provider?
Install globally via npm install -g @portel/ncp, then add "ncp": { "command": "ncp" } to your AI client configuration.
Key features of Natural Context Provider
- Transforms N scattered MCP servers into one orchestrator.
- AI sees only two tools:
findandrun. - Reduces token consumption by 47β83+% depending on setup size.
- Handles routing, discovery, health monitoring, and semantic matching.
- 2-minute setup with a single npm install command.
Use cases of Natural Context Provider
- Power users with multiple MCPs whose AI becomes indecisive or picks wrong tools.
- Reducing token costs and session early termination caused by tool schema overload.
- Maintaining existing MCP capabilities while improving AI focus and performance.
FAQ from Natural Context Provider
How does Natural Context Provider differ from using MCPs directly?
It eliminates the paradox of too many tools by exposing only two simple tools, reducing token consumption and decision fatigue for the AI while preserving all underlying tool capabilities.
What runtime dependencies does Natural Context Provider require?
Node.js and npm are required to install the global package @portel/ncp.
Where does the tool data live?
The README does not specify data storage; NCP routes tools from existing MCP servers without centralizing data.
Are there any known limitations of Natural Context Provider?
The README does not mention limitations; it focuses on benefits and token savings.
What transport or authentication does Natural Context Provider use?
The README does not describe transport or authentication details.
Frequently asked questions
How does Natural Context Provider differ from using MCPs directly?
It eliminates the paradox of too many tools by exposing only two simple tools, reducing token consumption and decision fatigue for the AI while preserving all underlying tool capabilities.
What runtime dependencies does Natural Context Provider require?
Node.js and npm are required to install the global package `@portel/ncp`.
Where does the tool data live?
The README does not specify data storage; NCP routes tools from existing MCP servers without centralizing data.
Are there any known limitations of Natural Context Provider?
The README does not mention limitations; it focuses on benefits and token savings.
What transport or authentication does Natural Context Provider use?
The README does not describe transport or authentication details.
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