One-Token Launcher

Wiring a dozen MCP servers into Claude Desktop by hand means a dozen config blocks, a dozen credentials, and a dozen processes eating memory at idle. MCP Factory replaces all of it with one launcher.

One server, every tool

Add a single stdio server to your client config with one token. On boot, the launcher answers tools/list instantly from a manifest filtered to your token’s entitlements — roughly 1,900 tools across 30+ services, each namespaced server__tool (for example google-gmail__send_message, stripe__create_invoice, gohighlevel__search_contacts).

Lazy by design

The launcher doesn’t hold connections open to every backing server. A backing cold-connects only on the first tool call that needs it, then evicts when idle. Nothing is resident at rest, so the memory cost of exposing a huge tool surface is close to zero — instead of eagerly booting every backing and holding roughly a gigabyte of RAM.

Why this matters

Your client sees one predictable server. Your token decides what that server can reach. And adding a new integration never means editing client config again — connect it once in the dashboard and it shows up in the manifest.