Proxy MCP Server for AI Agents

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that connects AI assistants like Claude and Cursor to outside tools. A proxy MCP server lets the assistant work with your proxies for you.

Ask NodeMaven MCP “Give me a US proxy and check it on this site”. The assistant gets a residential or mobile proxy from your account, tests it and shows the result. The server runs on your computer with your API key.

The NodeMaven MCP builds proxy strings with geo-targeting and sticky sessions. It checks that a proxy connects and where it exits, tests it against a site and looks up locations. It also reads traffic usage and manages sub-users and whitelisted IPs. It is read-only by default. Setup steps and the full tool list are on GitHub.

Open the NodeMaven dashboard and copy your API key. It stays in your client's settings and never goes into the chat

In Claude Desktop, Cursor or another MCP client, add a server with the command uvx nodemaven-mcp. It needs uv. Without it, install with pip install nodemaven-mcp. Put your key in the NODEMAVEN_APIKEY variable

Try "How much traffic do I have left?" The agent answers from your live account

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Read-only by default

Anything that changes your account needs a separate setting

Your client asks first

“Write” tools are marked as changing and “delete” as destructive, so clients like Claude and Cursor can ask you before they run

Passwords stay out of chat

Proxy and new sub-user passwords show as a placeholder. By default the model does not see proxy passwords or your account email

No spending

There are no tools for purchases, payments, plans or API keys

Your key stays with you

The API key lives in your client settings. In Claude Code it is stored as a secure value

Careful site checks

One page, always through the proxy. Page content never enters the chat

Proxy setup

Connects your code to the proxy with the right login format, geo-targeting, sticky sessions and rotation. Examples for requests, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, Scrapy and more

SDK

Writes code with the NodeMaven SDK for Python, Rust and Go: proxy strings, session pools and proxy checks

Account API

Works with traffic, stats, locations, sub-users and the IP allow list through the account REST API

Google Scraper

Collects Google results as JSON through a real browser. Runs as a CLI, Python library, local API, MCP or Docker

Proxy Benchmark

Measures and compares proxy providers and scraping browsers with an open benchmark

Troubleshooting

Fixes proxy errors 407, 406, 410 and 500, hangs, auth issues and sticky sessions that change IP

An MCP server that gives an AI assistant tools for a proxy service. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard behind it. With NodeMaven MCP, your agent gets proxies, checks them, reads stats and manages sub-users

No. An MCP proxy server or MCP gateway sits between AI clients and other MCP servers to route and control their traffic. NodeMaven MCP is an MCP server for proxies. It gives your agent tools for your NodeMaven proxy account

Yes. Use the key from your NodeMaven dashboard. It stays in your client's settings

The server and skills are free and open source. You pay only for proxy traffic. You can start with a $3.50 trial that includes 750MB

Only if you turn on write access, and your client asks first. It cannot spend money. Passwords and your account email never reach the chat

The MCP server works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and any client that supports MCP. The skills plugin is for Claude Code only

Use the MCP server to manage your account from any MCP client. In Claude Code, add the plugin so Claude also writes correct proxy code. Use the SDK if you write the code yourself

It checks whether a site lets the proxy in. For data collection, use Google Search Scraper, or the proxy setup skill if you work in Claude Code