MCP Proxy Feature: Centralized MCP Server Management for Multiple IDEs

[cryptominister]

Currently, every AI coding assistant (Cline, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, etc.) requires manually configuring all MCP servers separately. This process is tedious and error-prone, especially if a user manages many MCP servers.

Problem:
I have 40 mcp servers.

Each IDE requires all MCP servers to be configured individually

Adding a new MCP server means updating every IDE configuration manually

Maintaining duplicate configurations is inconvenient

Proposed solution:

An MCP proxy/aggregator feature in Archon that enables:

Centralized configuration: All MCP servers can be added, removed, and managed from a single place (e.g., Archon dashboard)

Single administration: New MCP servers become instantly available to all IDEs without configuring each separately

Unified interface: IDEs connect to just one MCP proxy server that internally routes requests to all configured servers

Dashboard management: A web UI to overview, enable/disable, and monitor all MCP servers

(Similar solutions: MCPDog (https://github.com/kinhunt/mcpdog)

Benefits:

✅ Easier configuration management

✅ Centralized MCP server control

✅ Automatic synchronization between IDEs

✅ Better overview and monitoring

This feature would greatly improve Archon's usability for developers using multiple IDEs and solidify Archon’s position as a comprehensive command center for AI coding assistants.