What is the MCP-Go SDK?
It is a Go SDK for building Model Communication Protocol (MCP) tools and servers. It provides the interfaces and default implementations needed to create MCP‑compliant tools.
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MCP Server SDK in Go and some servers I'm using myself
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A Go SDK for building Model Communication Protocol (MCP) tools and servers. It provides the building blocks to implement MCP‑compliant tools that can be integrated with AI applications such as Cursor IDE. The SDK is designed for Go developers who want to create custom tools that communicate with AI clients using the MCP standard.
Create a Go module, implement the mcp.Tool interface (methods Name(), Description(), Schema(), Execute()), then instantiate a server with the default stdio transport, register the tool, and call Start(). A complete working example is provided in servers/example. To use the tool with Cursor IDE, create a .cursor/mcp.json file in your project root with the command and arguments.
Tool interface with required methodsTransport interface with built‑in stdio supportIt is a Go SDK for building Model Communication Protocol (MCP) tools and servers. It provides the interfaces and default implementations needed to create MCP‑compliant tools.
You need a Go development environment. The SDK itself is imported as a Go module; no external runtime dependencies beyond the Go standard library are mentioned.
Create a new server with `server.NewServer(transport.NewStdioTransport())`, register your tool with `srv.RegisterTool(&MyTool{})`, then start it with `srv.Start()`. Your tool must implement the `mcp.Tool` interface.
Create a `.cursor/mcp.json` file in your project root with the command and optional arguments. See the Configuration section in the README for the exact JSON structure.
The SDK includes a `stdio` transport (`transport.NewStdioTransport()`). The `Transport` interface is extensible, allowing you to implement custom transports (e.g., WebSocket or HTTP) if needed.

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