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MCP REST Client

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About MCP REST Client

MCP REST Client, can using REST API to integrate every agent, like cursor, vercel AI

MCP REST Client config

No standard config provided

This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.

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MCP REST Client tools

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Overview

What is MCP REST Client?

MCP REST Client is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) client project that enables advanced interactions with AI models and services through REST-like HTTP endpoints.

How to use MCP REST Client?

Install Node.js (version 16 or higher) and pnpm, clone the repository, run pnpm install, copy mcp_config.json.example to mcp_config.json and modify it, then start the client with pnpm start. All configured servers register automatically. Use the list-tools HTTP API to list tools for a server and the call-tool HTTP API to call a specific tool with JSON arguments.

Key features of MCP REST Client

  • Provides REST API endpoints for tool interaction
  • Lists available tools via list-tools/{serverName}
  • Calls tools via call-tool endpoint
  • Logs all tool calls to .cursorrules file
  • Configurable via mcp_config.json

Use cases of MCP REST Client

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Frequently asked questions

1

What are the system requirements ?

Node.js version 16 or higher and the pnpm package manager are required.

2

How do I configure the client ?

Copy `mcp_config.json.example` to `mcp_config.json` and edit it with your server and tool settings.

3

How do I call a tool ?

Send a POST request to the `call-tool` endpoint with a JSON body containing `serverName`, `toolName`, and `args` matching the tool’s input schema.

4

Where are tool calls logged ?

All tool calls are logged to the `.cursorrules` file, which you must copy and edit for your own needs.

5

What transport does the client use ?

The client uses HTTP (REST) transport, as demonstrated by the `list-tools` and `call-tool` curl examples.

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