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
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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-toolendpoint - Logs all tool calls to
.cursorrulesfile - Configurable via
mcp_config.json
Use cases of MCP REST Client
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FAQ from MCP REST Client
What are the system requirements ?
Node.js version 16 or higher and the pnpm package manager are required.
How do I configure the client ?
Copy mcp_config.json.example to mcp_config.json and edit it with your server and tool settings.
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.
Where are tool calls logged ?
All tool calls are logged to the .cursorrules file, which you must copy and edit for your own needs.
What transport does the client use ?
The client uses HTTP (REST) transport, as demonstrated by the list-tools and call-tool curl examples.
Frequently asked questions
What are the system requirements ?
Node.js version 16 or higher and the pnpm package manager are required.
How do I configure the client ?
Copy `mcp_config.json.example` to `mcp_config.json` and edit it with your server and tool settings.
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.
Where are tool calls logged ?
All tool calls are logged to the `.cursorrules` file, which you must copy and edit for your own needs.
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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