feat: implement proxy configuration and mode handling in CLI #29
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This pull request introduces a new proxy mode to the MCPC CLI, allowing users to easily wrap and orchestrate existing MCP servers with minimal configuration. It also adds support for overriding agent execution modes via a CLI flag, improves plugin extensibility by automatically injecting a code execution plugin, and updates documentation and examples to reflect these new capabilities.
Proxy mode and agent configuration enhancements:
--proxyCLI flag and supporting logic to generate an MCPC configuration that wraps an MCP server, with transport type selection and automatic agent naming based on the command. This is implemented in the newcreateProxyConfigfunction and integrated into argument parsing and config loading. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]--modeCLI flag to override the execution mode for all agents, via the newapplyModeOverridefunction and integration into config loading. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Plugin extensibility:
@mcpc-tech/plugin-code-executionplugin into all agents during CLI and server startup, improving code execution capabilities out of the box. [1] [2] [3]Documentation and usability improvements:
Testing: