Command-based wrapper
If your MCP client can start the server with a local command, MCP Boundary can usually wrap it. Use command plus args, not an already-hosted remote transport.
MCP Boundary docs
How MCP Boundary wraps a downstream MCP server started by local command and args.
If your MCP client can start the server with a local command, MCP Boundary can usually wrap it. Use command plus args, not an already-hosted remote transport.
The MCP client should connect to MCP Boundary's generated entry instead of registering the downstream server directly. Do not keep both entries active for the same tool surface.
Prefer explicit environment variable names. Avoid servers that write logs to stdout, because stdio transport expects protocol messages on stdout.