wojtyniak/mcp-mcp

This is a meta-layer on top of the Model Context Protocol ecosystem—a tool discovery and provisioning service that wraps other MCP servers. While the concept of server discovery and dynamic composition is novel within the MCP ecosystem, the underlying patterns (service registry, proxy layer, tool aggregation) are well-established in microservices architectures. The project has minimal adoption (22 stars, 3 forks, zero velocity), no clear evidence of production usage, and exists in a rapidly evolving space where the MCP standard itself is still being defined by Anthropic. Frontier labs (particularly Anthropic, which owns MCP) could easily integrate this functionality directly into the MCP specification or as a built-in platform feature. The project solves a real coordination problem in the MCP ecosystem, but it's a thin orchestration layer with no defensible moat—anyone can build a registry+proxy over MCP. High frontier risk because tool discovery and composition are likely to become standardized platform capabilities rather than third-party add-ons. Score reflects working code with a specific angle but limited traction and structural vulnerability to platform integration.