lowdown-proxy: a transparent MCP proxy that lets agents share tool interaction history
art2meta · reddit · 2026-09-27
A developer open-sourced lowdown-proxy, a transparent stdio proxy that wraps any MCP server, logs tool-call success/failure and latency, and lets other agents query that history before acting—no signup, no tokens. Available on GitHub and npm; the author is running a 30-day experiment to see whether agents actually use shared history to change their tool choices.
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