ve MCP servers. So I end up writing a tiny MCP server…
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ve MCP servers.
So I end up writing a tiny MCP server every time, then figure out hosting, auth, maintenance - ugh.
It's a lot of repeated work, messy infra, and extra overhead, especially when you're shipping multiple agents or projects.
Started wondering if there's an SDK that handles this - plug an API in, handle client-level auth, and skip the custom server per API.
Like Auth0 or Zapier but for MCP tools: integrate once, manage permissions centrally, agents just call the tools.
Seems like it would save so much time. Maybe I'm missing something obvious though.
How is everyone else handling this? DIY servers, internal libs, or some product I'm not aware of?
If there's a solid solution out there point me at it - or tell me why this idea is dumb, I want to know.
#technology RFC 406i: The Rejection of Artificially Generated Slop
#programming #technology #dev
So I end up writing a tiny MCP server every time, then figure out hosting, auth, maintenance - ugh.
It's a lot of repeated work, messy infra, and extra overhead, especially when you're shipping multiple agents or projects.
Started wondering if there's an SDK that handles this - plug an API in, handle client-level auth, and skip the custom server per API.
Like Auth0 or Zapier but for MCP tools: integrate once, manage permissions centrally, agents just call the tools.
Seems like it would save so much time. Maybe I'm missing something obvious though.
How is everyone else handling this? DIY servers, internal libs, or some product I'm not aware of?
If there's a solid solution out there point me at it - or tell me why this idea is dumb, I want to know.
#technology RFC 406i: The Rejection of Artificially Generated Slop
#programming #technology #dev
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