What exactly does this adapter do?
It acts as a bridge: your local editor communicates over stdio with the adapter, which then forwards requests as HTTP to the remote MCP server.
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Basic information
Expose a remote MCP server (HTTP) as a local stdio MCP server.
No standard config provided
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MCP stdio adapter is a proxy that exposes a remote MCP server (using streamable HTTP) as a local stdio-based MCP server. It is designed for applications—such as the Zed editor—that only support the stdio transport for MCP, enabling them to use remote MCP servers.
Run the adapter from the command line by setting the SERVER_ADDRESS environment variable to your remote server’s URL and using either uv run fastmcp run main.py or a Docker container (jrderuiter/mcp-stdio-adapter). In Zed, add a context_servers entry with the appropriate command and environment variables (native or Docker).
SERVER_ADDRESS).It acts as a bridge: your local editor communicates over stdio with the adapter, which then forwards requests as HTTP to the remote MCP server.
You need either Python with `uv` and `fastmcp`, or Docker. No additional dependencies are required on the remote server.
Yes, use the `uv run fastmcp run main.py` command; Docker is an alternative packaging.
Yes, as long as the remote server speaks streamable HTTP (the MCP HTTP transport). The adapter does not modify the remote server’s tools or resources.
Add a `context_servers` entry with the `command` and `env` as shown in the README, setting `SERVER_ADDRESS` to your remote server’s URL.
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