@1mcp/agent 0.31.0-beta3 → 0.31.0
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# 1MCP
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A unified Model Context Protocol server implementation that aggregates multiple MCP servers into one.
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# 1MCP
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1MCP is the unified MCP runtime. `1mcp serve` aggregates your MCP servers, and CLI mode adds a thinner agent-facing workflow for Codex, Claude, Cursor, and similar tool-using agents.
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## Why 1MCP
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- **⚡ High Performance**: Efficient request forwarding with proper error handling
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- **🛡️ Security First**: Stdio transport isolation, input sanitization, and comprehensive audit logging
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- Configuration sprawl: every client needs its own MCP wiring, auth choices, and filtering rules.
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- CLI mode lets agents discover tools progressively with `instructions`, `inspect`, and `run`.
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- Static servers can load at startup, while template servers are created from per-client or per-session context.
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- Presets, filters, and instruction aggregation keep the same runtime adaptable across clients and projects.
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| 1MCP CLI mode | Codex, Claude, agent loops | Requires a running `1mcp serve` instance |
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| 1MCP stdio proxy | Maximum compatibility across clients | Still depends on `serve`, and auth-capable HTTP clients have a more direct path |
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| Direct streamable HTTP | MCP-native HTTP clients | No project context, no `.1mcprc`, and a broader tool surface is exposed directly |
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| Custom proxying | One-off compatibility shims | You own discovery, filtering, auth, and runtime lifecycle |
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This page is optimized for AI agent users. The 5-minute outcome is simple: start a real `1mcp serve` runtime, connect your agent with `cli-setup`, then verify the `instructions -> inspect -> run` workflow.
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