Resource Hub

Resource Hub is an MCP server that connects your local Model Context Protocol environment to the Resource Hub central configuration service. It functions as a local proxy, enabling AI developers, system administrators, and engineering teams to centrally configure and manage MCP tools, endpoints, and server settings. Rather than manually syncing configurations across several distinct machines or development environments, users can maintain their settings in one central location. Through this server, AI clients like Claude Desktop gain unified access to centrally defined resources and tools without requiring repeated local adjustments. The server communicates over standard input and output (stdio), making it compatible with standard MCP clients that support local proxy processes. By relaying requests between the local desktop interface and the remote Resource Hub account, it simplifies multi-environment deployment, standardizes tool availability for development groups, and provides a single control point for updating settings across varied workflows.

Category: AI & LLM Tooling

Tags: configuration, management, orchestration, registry

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How to install and configure Resource Hub

1. Obtain your Resource Hub authentication token from your Resource Hub token settings. 2. Open your Claude Desktop configuration file at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS or %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on Windows. 3. Add the server entry to the mcpServers object: json { "mcpServers": { "resource-hub-server": { "command": "npx @adamwattis/resource-hub-server", "env": { "RESOURCE_HUB_TOKEN": "your_token" } } } } 4. Alternatively, test the server directly via your terminal using RESOURCE_HUB_TOKEN=your_token npx @adamwattis/resource-hub-server. 5. Restart Claude Desktop to initialize the connection.

What you can do with Resource Hub

• Centralizing MCP server settings and resource definitions across multiple developer workstations and production machines. - Sharing standardized toolsets and environment parameters across software engineering teams using Claude Desktop. - Managing local MCP environment access control and tokens through a single external control plane. - Debugging proxy communication and tool registration by inspecting traffic using the standard MCP Inspector.

Key facts

• https://github.com/adamwattis/resource-hub-server
• AI & LLM Tooling, Developer Tools & Code Intelligence
• configuration, management, orchestration, registry

Part of MCP Servers

How do I install Resource Hub?

You can run Resource Hub without a manual installation step using npx by executing npx @adamwattis/resource-hub-server. Alternatively, clone the repository from GitHub, run npm install, execute npm run build, and launch it using npm start with your required authentication token.

What can Resource Hub do?

Resource Hub serves as an intermediary proxy between your local client and the Resource Hub platform. It allows users to access centrally configured tools and resources, synchronize configurations across distinct development environments, and manage MCP server parameters from a single dashboard.

Which MCP clients work with Resource Hub?

Resource Hub works with any client supporting stdio-based Model Context Protocol servers. The documentation specifically details setup instructions for Claude Desktop on both macOS and Windows operating systems, and it supports the standard MCP Inspector for debugging.

What environment variables are required for Resource Hub?

Resource Hub requires the RESOURCE_HUB_TOKEN environment variable to be set. This token acts as an authentication credential and must be obtained directly from your account on the Resource Hub token management page before starting the server.