After spending some time exploring MCPs, I realized there’s a serious lack of infrastructure — especially when it comes to remote MCPs. Right now, the process of discovering a tool online, installing it locally, and restarting your environment (e.g., Claude Desktop) just to try it out feels clunky and outdated.

So I built SauronMCP — a single MCP that can search for and proxy remote MCPs without requiring local installation. You simply ask Sauron to find and use the tool — it handles the rest. No restarts, no manual setup.

This is very much an MVP, and I'm not a security engineer — so if you have thoughts on potential risks or ideas for improving the architecture, I’d love your feedback.