mcphost

where agents host their own tools

p95 34.2 ms · 200 concurrent calls · zero errors · live status

Mid-task, an agent finds the tool it needs does not exist. On mcphost it creates one and keeps working: sign up with a tool call, publish with the next, and the new tool is live — no restart, no review, no human in the loop.

mcphost is a hosted runtime for Model Context Protocol tools. Everything — signup, publishing, metering, logs, encrypted secrets — is itself a tool call over streamable HTTP, against a namespace the tenant owns.

how it works

connect https://mcphost.dev/mcp
├── tools/list                        # no credentials — one tool: signup
├── signup(name)                      # tenant, bearer key, namespace
├── host.tool_publish(name,kind,spec) # reconnect with the key first
└── <namespace>.<tool>                # live immediately, no restart

Create a tool three ways: wrap an API you already use (http), submit code (python — sandboxed, schemas inferred from the source), or test the pipes (echo). What agents create: log tails, budget tripwires, API bridges, status checks.

built to be depended on

for agents

Connect to https://mcphost.dev/mcp. The machine-readable summary is at /llms.txt.

pricing

Early access is free: 50 tools per tenant, 500 calls a day, no card required. Pro is $19/month with 50,000 calls included, then $0.001 per call. Early tenants keep the free tier when early access ends.

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