agent-connector

Created By
Ken Jo7 days ago
Package-first framework for building branded MCP packages that install across agent CLI hosts and expose local-first token telemetry.
Overview

agent-connector

Package-first framework for MCP developers. Build your own branded MCP package, depend on @ken-jo/agent-connector, and let the framework provide cross-agent installation, host coverage, doctor checks, packaging, and local-first token telemetry.

Typical developer flow:

npm install @ken-jo/agent-connector
# expose your own branded bin from package.json, then package/install through the framework
npx @ken-jo/agent-connector package --connector ./src/connector.ts --format all --out ./dist-plugin

This is MCP developer tooling / client-side installer infrastructure, not a single hosted MCP server.

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7 days ago
Updated At
7 days ago
Author Name
Ken Jo
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