The code samples here are not for production use

What is The code samples here are not for production use?

It is a collection of sample code demonstrating how to set up MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers using different transports and configurations. It includes examples for a local stdio‑connected server, multiple SSE‑connected servers, and wrapping servers behind FastAPI. The samples are intended for learning and experimentation, not production use.

How to use The code samples here are not for production use?

The samples are organized into three directories: mcp_local (stdio‑based local server), sse_multi (multiple SSE‑connected servers), and api (FastAPI wrapper). Review each directory’s code to understand the setup. No installation or configuration instructions are provided.

Key features of The code samples here are not for production use

• Sample for a local MCP server connected via stdio
• Sample for multiple MCP servers connected via SSE
• Sample for wrapping MCP servers behind a FastAPI endpoint
• Code explicitly labeled as not for production use

Use cases of The code samples here are not for production use

• Learning how to set up a basic local MCP server with stdio transport
• Experimenting with multiple MCP servers communicating over SSE
• Prototyping a FastAPI layer that wraps one or more MCP servers

FAQ from The code samples here are not for production use

What transport protocols are covered in the samples?

The samples cover stdio (in mcp_local) and SSE (Server‑Sent Events, in sse_multi).

Are these samples production‑ready?

No. The readme explicitly states that the code samples here are not for production use.

How do I set up the local stdio server?

Look at the code in the mcp_local directory. No further instructions are provided.

What does the api directory demonstrate?

It demonstrates how to wrap MCP servers behind FastAPI.

Where are the samples for multiple servers?

They are in the sse_multi directory.