Why this server?
This server is specifically built for Server-Sent Events (SSE) within the Model Context Protocol, as indicated by 'Bun SSE Transport for MCP' in its display name and 'real-time communication between client and server using Server-Sent Events (SSE)' in its description. It is a direct match for 'sse'.
Why this server?
Its display name 'OKX-DEX-SDK MCP SSE Server' and description explicitly state 'An SSE (Server-Sent Events) server', making it a highly relevant match for 'sse'.
Why this server?
The description mentions 'Enables interaction with remote MCP servers using SSE transport', indicating its direct relevance to 'sse' for communication.
Why this server?
Its display name 'FastAPI MCP SSE' and description 'Demonstrates how to integrate Model Context Protocol with Server-Sent Events (SSE)' highlight its core functionality around 'sse'.
Why this server?
The description clearly states 'A Server-Sent Events Model Context Protocol server', making it highly relevant for a search on 'sse'.
Why this server?
The description specifies 'A server-sent events (SSE) MCP server', directly linking it to 'sse' functionality.
Why this server?
The display name 'example-mcp-server-sse' directly includes 'sse', indicating it's an example server utilizing this technology.
Why this server?
The display name 'MCP SSE Proxy' and description 'Bridges STDIO-based MCP clients with SSE-based MCP servers' explicitly highlight its role in handling 'sse' connections.
Why this server?
The description states 'provides MySQL database operations through SSE (Server-Sent Events)', confirming its use of 'sse' for real-time data transmission.