Think of this as a smart proxy layer that sits between Claude and your existing MCP servers. Instead of overwhelming your AI with every available tool, Hypertool lets you create focused "toolsets" that expose only relevant commands for specific tasks. You can build a "git-essentials" toolset with 5 key Git commands instead of all 47, or a "coding" bundle that combines Docker, Git, and filesystem tools. The AI switches between these curated toolsets on demand, leading to better tool selection and faster decisions. It works with your current MCP setup by acting as a single server that proxies to all your others, adding the layer of intelligent tool filtering you didn't know you needed.
claude mcp add --transport stdio toolprint-hypertool-mcp uvx hypertool-mcp