Oh that’s great! I have been experimenting a similar approach with WASM, I convert MCP tools into Typescript files and expose a single tool to run JS at runtime.
This is interesting. Also "Discover tools on-demand". Are there any stats or estimates how many tools an LLM / agent could handle with this approach vs. loading them all into context as MCP tools?
(shameless plug: im building an cloud based gateway where the set of servers given to an mcp client can be controlled using "profiles": https://docs.gatana.ai/profiles/)
Oh that’s great! I have been experimenting a similar approach with WASM, I convert MCP tools into Typescript files and expose a single tool to run JS at runtime.
https://github.com/buremba/1mcp
This is interesting. Also "Discover tools on-demand". Are there any stats or estimates how many tools an LLM / agent could handle with this approach vs. loading them all into context as MCP tools?
What i have read its in the range of 60-80.
(shameless plug: im building an cloud based gateway where the set of servers given to an mcp client can be controlled using "profiles": https://docs.gatana.ai/profiles/)