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Access Point
Model Context Protocol moderate risk

Access Point

MCP Access Point bridges HTTP services to MCP clients, enabling interaction without server-side changes, using Pingora for high performance and supporting multi-tenancy.

Connections & Capabilities

Connects To

GitHubDocker

Capabilities

readwriteadmin

Quickstart

Install

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector

Exposed MCP Tools (5)

safe
GET /admin/resources/{type}/{id}

Retrieves a specific resource of a given type by its ID.

Read-only operation, no modification of system state.

moderate
POST /admin/resources/{type}/{id}

Creates a new resource of a specified type with a given ID.

Creates new resources, potentially affecting system behavior.

high
PUT /admin/resources/{type}/{id}

Updates an existing resource of a specified type with a given ID.

Modifies existing resources, potentially disrupting services.

critical
DELETE /admin/resources/{type}/{id}

Deletes a resource of a specified type with a given ID.

Destructive operation that removes resources from the system.

high
POST /admin/reload/config

Reloads the full configuration from a file, updating the service's behavior.

Can drastically alter system behavior based on the new configuration.

Safety Assessment

The MCP Access Point is relatively safe for read-only operations. However, the Admin API introduces risks due to its ability to modify configurations. Secure deployment requires careful management of the API key and thorough validation of configuration changes.

  • Supports read-only operations for retrieving data.
  • Admin API includes optional API key authentication.
  • Configuration validation available before applying changes.
  • Supports dynamic configuration updates without service restarts.
  • Admin API allows modification of upstreams, services, and routes.
  • Potential for misconfiguration via Admin API leading to service disruption.
  • Exposes internal HTTP services to MCP clients.
  • If API key is compromised, unauthorized configuration changes are possible.
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