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# MCP Orchestration Configuration (`mcp_orchestration.yaml`)
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## Overview
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The `mcp_orchestration.yaml` file configures MCP (Model Context Protocol) server coordination, intelligent routing, and optimization strategies for the SuperClaude-Lite framework.
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## Purpose and Role
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This configuration provides:
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- **MCP Server Routing**: Intelligent selection of MCP servers based on context
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- **Server Coordination**: Multi-server coordination and fallback strategies
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- **Performance Optimization**: Caching, load balancing, and resource management
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- **Context Awareness**: Operation-specific server selection and configuration
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## Key Configuration Areas
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### 1. Server Selection Patterns
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- **Context-Based Routing**: Route requests to appropriate MCP servers based on operation type
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- **Confidence Thresholds**: Minimum confidence levels for server selection
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- **Fallback Chains**: Backup server selection when primary servers unavailable
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- **Performance-Based Selection**: Choose servers based on historical performance
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### 2. Multi-Server Coordination
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- **Parallel Execution**: Coordinate multiple servers for complex operations
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- **Result Aggregation**: Combine results from multiple servers intelligently
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- **Conflict Resolution**: Handle conflicting recommendations from different servers
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- **Load Distribution**: Balance requests across available servers
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### 3. Performance Optimization
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- **Response Caching**: Cache server responses to reduce latency
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- **Connection Pooling**: Manage persistent connections to MCP servers
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- **Request Batching**: Batch similar requests for efficiency
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- **Timeout Management**: Handle server timeouts gracefully
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### 4. Context Intelligence
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- **Operation Type Detection**: Identify operation types for optimal server selection
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- **Project Context Awareness**: Route based on detected project characteristics
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- **User Preference Integration**: Consider user preferences in server selection
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- **Historical Performance**: Learn from past server performance
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## Configuration Structure
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The file typically includes:
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- Server capability mappings (which servers handle which operations)
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- Routing rules and decision trees
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- Performance thresholds and optimization settings
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- Fallback and error handling strategies
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## Integration Points
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### Hook Integration
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- **Pre-Tool Use**: Server selection and preparation
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- **Post-Tool Use**: Performance tracking and result validation
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- **Session Start**: Server availability checking and initialization
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### Framework Integration
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- Works with mode detection to optimize server selection
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- Integrates with performance monitoring for optimization
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- Coordinates with user experience settings for personalization
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## Usage Guidelines
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This configuration controls how the framework routes operations to different MCP servers. Key considerations:
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- **Server Availability**: Configure appropriate fallback chains
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- **Performance Tuning**: Adjust timeout and caching settings for your environment
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- **Context Mapping**: Ensure operation types map to appropriate servers
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- **Load Management**: Configure load balancing for high-usage scenarios
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## Related Documentation
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- **Hook Coordination**: `hook_coordination.yaml.md` for execution patterns
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- **Performance**: `performance.yaml.md` for performance monitoring
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- **User Experience**: `user_experience.yaml.md` for user-focused routing |