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Ergonomic framework to write MCP Servers in Rust
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kuri is a Rust framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, focused on developer ergonomics and clarity. It lets you define tools and prompts as plain async Rust functions with minimal macros, so server programming feels like normal Rust.
Add kuri and its dependencies (tokio, serde, schemars, etc.) to your Cargo.toml. Then use MCPServiceBuilder to create a service, register tools and prompts via the #[tool] and #[prompt] macros, and serve over the stdio transport with serve(service.into_request_service(), StdioTransport::new()).
tower ecosystem for middleware (timeouts, tracing)kuri focuses on minimal use of complex macros, minimal boilerplate, and leverages the `tower` ecosystem for middleware like timeouts and tracing. It aims to make MCP server programming in Rust extremely pleasant while keeping internals clean and readable.
kuri requires Rust, as well as tokio, serde, serde_json, schemars, and async-trait (all listed as typical `Cargo.toml` dependencies).
It supports core lifecycle (initialization, capability negotiation), tools (feature complete with tests), prompts (mostly complete with tests), and the stdin/stdout transport. Resources, streaming HTTP transport, completions, and pagination are not yet implemented but are planned for the future.
Not yet. The README notes that streaming HTTP transport (per the `2025-03-26` protocol) is on the roadmap but not currently supported. Only stdio transport is available at this time.
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