Father-MCP

What is Father-MCP?

Father-MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built with TypeScript that helps AI models understand and create their own MCP implementations. It provides tools for accessing documentation, validating configurations, and generating template code.

How to use Father-MCP?

Install dependencies with npm install, build the project with npm run build, then configure the server in your MCP settings file by adding a "father-mcp" entry under "mcpServers" pointing to the compiled build/index.js file.

Key features of Father-MCP

• Access comprehensive MCP documentation and examples
• Validate MCP server configurations
• Generate template code for new MCP servers
• Type-safe implementation with modern JavaScript features

Use cases of Father-MCP

• AI models learning how to build MCP-compliant servers
• Validating existing MCP server configurations
• Generating starter code for tool, resource, or hybrid servers
• Teaching MCP concepts through interactive documentation tools

FAQ from Father-MCP

What are the runtime requirements for Father-MCP?

Node.js v14 or higher and npm v6 or higher are required.

How do I configure Father-MCP in my MCP client?

Add a JSON entry in your MCP settings file with "command": "node" and "args": ["path/to/father-mcp/build/index.js"].

What tools does Father-MCP provide?

It provides three tools: get_mcp_docs (documentation retrieval), validate_config (configuration validation), and generate_server_code (template code generation).

What is the project structure of Father-MCP?

Source files are in src/, compiled output in build/, alongside package.json, tsconfig.json, and README.md.

Is Father-MCP licensed?

Yes, it is licensed under the MIT License.

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