Why this server?
This server is explicitly built using the 'Model Context Protocol TypeScript SDK,' meeting the language and framework requirements. It provides access to GA4 data, which is a key component of observability use cases.
Why this server?
Provides access to Sentry error and performance data (observability/security) and is noted as a 'TypeScript server,' fitting all primary criteria.
Why this server?
This server offers extensive integration with Grafana (a major observability platform) for viewing dashboards, metrics, and logs, suggesting a comprehensive implementation using the newest methods.
Why this server?
Integrates with Datadog, a leading observability platform (logs, metrics, traces), providing tools vital for testing observability scenarios using a modern MCP structure.
Why this server?
Monitors application logs for errors in real-time and parses TypeScript/Svelte errors, making it excellent for testing observability/debugging workflows in a TypeScript environment.
Why this server?
Explicitly defined as a 'production-ready TypeScript template' using a 'complete layered architecture,' making it an ideal candidate for testing the implementation of the new MCP Server class in TypeScript.
Why this server?
Performs web accessibility audits (a testing/security use case) using axe-core and is implemented in 'TypeScript' with Zod validation, confirming both technical and functional requirements.
Why this server?
Directly enables vulnerability scanning (security use case) and utilizes the modern structure needed for connecting external security tools to the MCP ecosystem.
Why this server?
This starter project explicitly uses the 'Model Context Protocol TypeScript SDK' and focuses on providing a template to build modern MCP servers, fulfilling the language and new class requirements.
Why this server?
This server is specialized for 'TypeScript code manipulation and analysis capabilities,' making it suitable for testing security and code integrity within a TypeScript development environment.