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ctx7proxy
Put your Context7 accounts behind one local endpoint
For developers using Context7 through MCP or REST, ctx7proxy runs from the macOS menu bar or Windows system tray. Point clients at its local endpoint instead of configuring each with a Context7 account key. It selects healthy accounts round-robin and keeps MCP sessions with the account that started them.
- Platform
- macOS · Windows
- Version
- v0.1.0
- Price
- Free
$ npm install --global ctx7proxyWhat it does
- MCP and REST access
- Connect MCP clients to the local endpoint or send REST calls using their original paths.
- Account rotation
- Healthy accounts are selected round-robin when a request needs an account.
- Automatic cooldown
- Accounts that return 429 or upstream 5xx enter cooldown, with Retry-After honored when present.
- Session pinning
- MCP session IDs stay with the account that created them.
- Protected account keys
- Saved keys are encrypted with operating system secure storage and hidden from the settings window after saving.
- Optional client token
- Require a bearer token from clients and replace it with the selected Context7 account key upstream.
Get ctx7proxy
Free to download. The source is public on GitHub if you want to read it or build it yourself.