MCP Proxy Monorepo

Name: MCP Proxy Monorepo
Author: BitteProtocol

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About MCP Proxy Monorepo

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Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-bitteprotocol": {
      "command": "bun",
      "args": [
        "run",
        "build"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Overview

What is MCP Proxy Monorepo?

MCP Proxy Monorepo is a monorepo containing MCP (Model Control Protocol) servers for different services, such as the Bitte AI integration. It provides a server URI for SSE transport and is intended for developers using tools like Cursor.

How to use MCP Proxy Monorepo?

To use, configure your client (e.g., Cursor) with the server URL https://mcp.bitte.ai/sse. For development, install dependencies with bun install, build with bun run build, and start services with bun run start. Individual services can be run with bun run dev:bitte-ai.

Key features of MCP Proxy Monorepo

Contains MCP servers for multiple services (e.g., Bitte AI).
Uses SSE transport at https://mcp.bitte.ai/sse.
Managed with Turborepo for monorepo workflows.
Uses Bun as the JavaScript runtime.
Employs Biome for code quality (formatting and linting).
Supports adding new packages easily.

Use cases of MCP Proxy Monorepo

Integrating Bitte AI with MCP-compatible clients like Cursor.
Developing and running multiple MCP servers from a single repository.
Quickly setting up new MCP services by adding a new package.

FAQ from MCP Proxy Monorepo

What runtime is required?

Bun is used as the JavaScript runtime for development and execution.

How do I configure a client to use this server?

Add the server URL https://mcp.bitte.ai/sse to your client's MCP server settings, for example, in Cursor's configuration file.

Can I add my own MCP service to this monorepo?

Yes, create a new directory in the packages folder, add the necessary package.json, tsconfig.json, and implementation files, then update the root configuration files.