What Python version is required?
The template requires Python 3.10 or higher.
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Basic information
Production-ready Python MCP server template using FastMCP framework
No standard config provided
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A production-ready, security-first template for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with Python using the FastMCP framework. It provides built-in Docker support, automated testing, and enterprise-grade CI/CD, enabling developers to go from zero to production in minutes.
Clone the repository and follow the provided CI/CD and Docker setup to scaffold a new MCP server. The template includes pre-configured testing, linting, and security scanning.
The template requires Python 3.10 or higher.
Yes, Docker is enabled and integrated for containerization and deployment.
pytest is used for automated testing, with coverage targets of 80% or higher.
The template is released under the MIT license.
GitHub Actions workflows for Python code quality checks are included.

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