TypeScript MCP Server Boilerplate
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: image generation, greeting, geocoding, arithmetic, time, and weather. There is no meaningful overlap or confusion between any pair of tools.
The names follow loose conventions but are inconsistent: some use hyphenated verb-object form ('generate-image', 'get-weather'), while others are single verbs ('greet', 'calc'), nouns ('time'), or merged verbs ('geocode'). The all-lowercase style is readable, but the naming pattern is not predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a TypeScript MCP server boilerplate. Each tool demonstrates a different capability without bloating the server or leaving it too sparse.
As a boilerplate, the tool set covers a broad range of common utility examples—image generation, geocoding, weather, math, text, and time—so agents can work with the server without dead ends. It is not a single cohesive domain, so completeness is slightly less clear, but no obvious required operations are missing for a demo server.