mcp-log-proxy is a web-based tool designed to intercept and display MCP client-server messages via a web interface for easier debugging and monitoring.
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Apr 24 2025
mcp-log-proxy is a web-based tool designed to intercept and display MCP client-server messages via a web interface for easier debugging and monitoring.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 24 2025
Ernest Micklei
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What is mcp-log-proxy?
mcp-log-proxy functions as a web logging proxy that captures and displays communication messages between MCP clients and servers. It supports the STDIO interface, enabling users to monitor message exchanges in real-time through a browser, which helps in troubleshooting and analysis of MCP protocols. Users configure it with the command to start the MCP server and access the logs through a local web page. The tool allows customization of the web page title, port, and log file location, making it flexible for different deployment scenarios. It is particularly useful for developers and testers working with MCP systems who need an intuitive way to visualize network interactions.
Who will use mcp-log-proxy?
- MCP developers
- Software testers
- Network administrators
- MCP protocol analysts
How to use the mcp-log-proxy?
- Step 1: Install the mcp-log-proxy using go install
- Step 2: Start the MCP server with the desired command using the -command flag
- Step 3: Launch mcp-log-proxy with the specified command line arguments
- Step 4: Access the web interface via http://localhost:5656 or customized port
- Step 5: View real-time MCP message logs on the web page
mcp-log-proxy's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Intercepts MCP communications
- Displays messages on a web interface
- Supports STDIO interface
- Customizable web page title and port
- Logs errors and proxy activity to a file
The Benefits
- Simplifies debugging MCP protocols
- Provides real-time message visualization
- Easy to configure and deploy
- Flexible with customized settings
- Enhances troubleshooting efficiency
mcp-log-proxy's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Debugging MCP client-server interactions
- Monitoring network communication in MCP-based applications
- Testing and troubleshooting MCP servers and clients
- Educational tool for understanding MCP protocols
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