MCPAuth

/** * @fileoverview This Next.js API route handler serves as the main endpoint for the MCP (Multi-Capability Provider) adapter. * It handles incoming requests, performs OAuth 2.0 authentication to protect the endpoint, * and then delegates to the MCP handler to expose tools (like search and fetch) to authorized clients (e.g., ChatGPT plugins). * The dummy data and its access functions have been moved to `lib/data.ts` for better organization. */ import { createMcpHandler } from "@vercel/mcp-adapter"; import { withMcpAuth } from "@/lib/withMcpAuth"; import { createFetchTool } from "@/server/fetch.tool"; import { createSearchTool } from "@/server/search.tool"; const handler = withMcpAuth((req, session) => { // Initialize the MCP handler from `@vercel/mcp-adapter`. // This function takes a setup callback to define tools, capabilities, and other configurations. return createMcpHandler( async (server) => { // --- Tool Registration --- // Register tools using the extracted tool creation functions const userId = session.user.id; createSearchTool(server, userId); createFetchTool(server, userId); }, // --- MCP Configuration --- // Second argument to `createMcpHandler` is the configuration object. { // `capabilities` describes the tools available to the MCP client. capabilities: { tools: { search: { description: "Search for articles.", }, fetch: { description: "Fetch an article by ID.", }, }, }, }, // Third argument to `createMcpHandler` provides additional options for the adapter. { basePath: "/api", // The base path for the API routes, used for constructing URLs. // verboseLogs: process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production", // Enable verbose logs in development. maxDuration: 60, // Maximum execution time for a tool request in seconds. // `redisUrl` is optional; if provided, it can be used for caching or other Redis-backed features by the adapter. redisUrl: process.env.REDIS_URL, } )(req); }); export { handler as GET, handler as POST, handler as DELETE };