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qualityA simple server implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that echoes messages back, designed for testing MCP clients.
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MIT License
Why this server?
A simple server that echoes messages back, useful for basic client-server interaction testing in MCP.
Why this server?
Provides greeting tools, resources, and prompts, demonstrating client-server interaction using TypeScript, which serves as a simple PoC.
Why this server?
A stateless MCP server that implements a simple echo functionality with resource, tool, and prompt components, enabling LLMs to echo back messages through standardized MCP interactions.
Why this server?
A template for building Model Context Protocol servers that allow AI assistants to interact with custom data and services through queryable resources and specialized tools; useful for building PoCs.
Why this server?
A tutorial MCP server implementation that provides country information, demonstrating the Model Context Protocol for building AI-powered applications with external service integration capabilities.
Why this server?
A beginner-friendly MCP-inspired JSON-RPC server that provides a basic capabilities handshake and echo function as simple examples.
Why this server?
A foundation for creating custom Model Context Protocol servers that can integrate with AI systems, providing a simple BMI calculator tool as an example implementation.
Why this server?
A TypeScript-based template for developing Model Context Protocol servers with features like dependency injection and service-based architecture.
Why this server?
A production-ready template for creating Model Context Protocol servers in TypeScript, offering fast development with Bun, Biome linting, and automated version management. Serves as an excellent starting point for new projects.