Hello World MCP Server
A simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that demonstrates basic functionality.
Features
- hello tool: Simple greeting with optional name parameter
- greet tool: Custom greetings with different styles and timestamps
Local Development
- Install dependencies:
- Run the server:
Railway Deployment
This server is configured to deploy on Railway. Simply connect your GitHub repository to Railway and it will automatically deploy.
Usage with Claude
Once deployed, you can connect this MCP server to Claude by adding the public Railway URL to your MCP configuration.
Tools Available
hello
- Description: Say hello to someone
- Parameters:
name
(optional): Name of the person to greet (defaults to "World")
greet
- Description: Generate a custom greeting with timestamp
- Parameters:
name
(required): Name of the person to greetgreeting
(optional): Type of greeting - "formal", "casual", or "friendly" (defaults to "friendly")
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A simple Model Context Protocol server that demonstrates basic functionality with greeting tools, allowing Claude to say hello and generate custom greetings with different styles and timestamps.
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