HTTP Bridge
Middleware server that enables secure interaction with HTTP APIs through a configurable bridge, allowing dynamic integration with
HTTP-4-MCP is a middleware server that enables AI assistants to interact with HTTP APIs through a standardized interface. The implementation provides a configurable bridge between Model Context Protocol and external web services, allowing for dynamic API integration without requiring direct HTTP access from the AI system. Built with FastAPI and supporting customizable endpoints defined in JSON configuration files, the server includes features like concurrent request handling, timeout management, and debug logging. HTTP-4-MCP is particularly useful for developers who want to extend AI capabilities with external API access while maintaining control over connection parameters and request formatting.
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Repository: https://github.com/tght1211/http-4-mcp
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