What hyper-mcp does
hyper-mcp is an MCP server whose tools come from WebAssembly plugins, which can be written in any language that compiles to WebAssembly and distributed through OCI container registries. Plugins run sandboxed with configurable limits on network, filesystem and memory access, and plugin images pulled from OCI registries have their signatures verified at load time.
Why teams reach for it: Its tools are WebAssembly plugins rather than trusted local processes, so each one can be written in any language that compiles to Wasm, shipped through an ordinary OCI registry, and sandboxed with limits on its network, filesystem and memory access.
How hyper-mcp compares
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- Language
- Rust
- Official Sdk
- No
- Transports
- stdio
- Builds Servers
- Yes
- Builds Clients
- No
- Auth Helpers
- None
- Generates From Openapi
- No
- Mcp Apps Support
- No
- Server Composition
- No
- Package Registry
- crates.io
- Package Name
- hyper-mcp
What will you use to implement the protocol?
A framework or SDK gives developers pre-built code for creating an MCP server or client, so they don't have to implement the protocol from scratch.