lspx allows you to easily organize different Emacs LSP clients (e.g. eglot, lsp-mode, lsp-bridge).

It has built-in support for eglot, lsp-mode and lsp-bridge

(use-package lspx
  :ensure (:host codeberg :repo "meow_king/lspx")
  :config
  (lspx-setup-lspx))

The principle of lspx follows the Eglot's design principle(better not use add-hook). If you execute command lspx/elgot on a file in a project, then all files of the same type/major-mode (e.g. rust) in this project will be managed by the same language server (e.g. rust-analyzer), and you don't need to manually execute lspx/eglot again on newly opened files of the same file type.

You can use lspx to choose and start a LSP client, use lspx-shutdown to shutdown it.

Commands like lspx-rename are provided. They are basically glue functions to automatically redirect to functions like eglot-reanme and lsp-rename.

Please check the source code for further information. It's a small file and can be read without difficulty.