NV oOS MCP Bridge

What NV oOS MCP Bridge does

NV oOS MCP Bridge MCP server provides a local stdio connection between MCP-compatible clients and the MCP endpoints supplied by NV oOS for WordPress. The repository identifies Zed, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex as supported client connections. Its role is transport and connection bridging; the available operations come from the connected NV oOS WordPress installation.

The underlying NV oOS project is a WordPress system maintained by NV Digital. The README lists WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer as requirements for the WordPress project. It also describes MCP support, remote endpoints, authentication, and a large collection of base and Pro tools, but the bridge itself should not be assumed to expose every advertised capability unless those tools are enabled and available on the target installation.

How it works

The NV oOS MCP Bridge MCP server runs as a stdio relay. An MCP client starts or connects to the bridge locally, and the bridge forwards MCP communication to NV oOS WordPress MCP endpoints. This lets desktop and coding clients use the WordPress-side MCP interface without requiring the client to implement the NV oOS endpoint connection directly.

The bridge does not define the complete tool catalog in the supplied material. Tool availability depends on the NV oOS endpoint and its configuration. The README reports approximately 354 base tools and approximately 1,342 Pro tools for the broader NV oOS project, not a guaranteed inventory for every bridge deployment.

Setup and configuration

Use the repository instructions to configure the bridge as a stdio MCP server in the client of your choice. The supplied material confirms client connectivity but does not provide the bridge command, package installation steps, configuration keys, endpoint URL format, or credential names. Those details should be taken from the repository's current setup documentation rather than inferred from the project description.

The WordPress side requires NV oOS to be installed in an environment meeting its documented platform requirements. Access to remote MCP endpoints may also depend on the authentication and token-management features described by the NV oOS project. No required environment variables are identified in the supplied material.

Tools and capabilities

The bridge's primary capability is forwarding MCP requests between a local client and NV oOS WordPress endpoints. Depending on the connected NV oOS deployment, the broader system documents built-in tools, optional tools, assistant features, memory-related components, REST and JSON-RPC MCP endpoints, and SSE support. These are NV oOS capabilities rather than a confirmed standalone list for the relay.

The NV oOS MCP Bridge MCP server is therefore most relevant when the desired tools already live in a WordPress-based NV oOS installation. It is not described as a general WordPress administration bridge or as an independent tool provider.

Limitations and notes

The available excerpt does not specify the relay's release version, launch command, authentication flow, endpoint configuration, or error-handling behavior. It also does not establish that every MCP client supports every NV oOS feature. Verify the repository documentation and the target WordPress installation before relying on a particular tool, Pro feature, or transport behavior.

The repository states that the NV oOS project is licensed under GPLv3 or later. It also labels the project as patent pending. Those statements apply to the referenced project materials; they do not add capabilities to the bridge.