Hydra MCP is a Model Control Protocol server that allows Claude to access and control various client functions through a REST API, providing a standardized, centralized interface for function registration, discovery, and invocation.
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Hydra MCP is a Model Control Protocol server that allows Claude to access and control various client functions through a REST API, providing a standardized, centralized interface for function registration, discovery, and invocation.
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Apr 02 2025
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What is Hydra MCP?
This MCP system implements a Hydra MCP (Model Control Protocol) server that acts as an intermediary between Claude and various client functions. It manages function registration, exposes a REST API for function discovery, and enables remote invocation of registered functions. The system comprises a central FastAPI server, API interface scripts, and sample clients for testing. Its core features include centralized function management, easy-to-use registration, and automatic documentation, making it ideal for integrating multiple client functions with Claude in a streamlined and standardized manner.
Who will use Hydra MCP?
- Developers integrating multiple client functions
- AI and software system architects
- Automation engineers
- Researchers testing distributed function calls
- Team members managing multi-client environments
How to use the Hydra MCP?
- Step1: Start the central Hydra MCP server using `python ipc_server.py`
- Step2: Register client functions with the server via POST requests to `/register_functions`
- Step3: Use the MCP API to list available endpoints with `get_endpoints()`
- Step4: Retrieve specific functions using `get_registered_functions(endpoint)`
- Step5: Call desired functions with `call_function(endpoint, function_name, arguments)`
Hydra MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Function registration and deregistration
- Function discovery and listing
- Remote function invocation
- Automatic API documentation
The Benefits
- Simplifies integration of multiple client functions
- Provides a standardized protocol for communication
- Enables centralized management and control
- Facilitates testing and debugging with sample clients
Hydra MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Integrating multiple AI functions in a chatbot system
- Automating remote management of client APIs
- Building scalable AI service architectures
- Testing distributed function calls across different environments
FAQs of Hydra MCP
Developer
- keyboardsmoke
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