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# mcpd

**mcpd** is a CLI and local daemon that helps developers and infrastructure teams manage
[Model Context Protocol](https://github.com/mozilla-ai/mcp-spec) (MCP) servers declaratively,
with the same experience locally and in production.
**mcpd** is a tool to declaratively manage [Model Context Protocol](https://github.com/mozilla-ai/mcp-spec) (MCP) servers, providing a consistent interface to define and run tools across environments, from local development to containerized cloud deployments.

Today, mcpd launches MCP servers as subprocesses using stdio and acts as an HTTP proxy between agents and the tools they expose. This enables agent-compatible workflows with support for secrets, runtime arguments, and reproducible configurations ,no matter where mcpd is running.

We're developing a Kubernetes operator, guided by our internal roadmap, to extend mcpd for deploying and managing MCP servers as long-lived services in production. It will use the same .mcpd.toml configuration and proxy model, making it easier to scale and manage lifecycles without changing the developer experience.

> Built by [Mozilla AI](https://mozilla.ai)
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