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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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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.
Why this server?
A template to allow AI systems to query data and manipulate. A solid boilerplate and reference.