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Python MCP Server Template

@aj-geddes

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Developer Tools

License

MIT license

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Author

aj-geddes

About Python MCP Server Template

Production-ready Python MCP server template using FastMCP framework

Python MCP Server Template config

No standard config provided

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Overview

What is Python MCP Server Template?

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.

How to use Python MCP Server Template?

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.

Key features of Python MCP Server Template

  • Security first with built-in path validation and vulnerability management
  • Production ready with Docker containerization and health checks
  • Quality assured through automated testing and code formatting
  • Well documented with examples and contribution guidelines
  • Community driven with issue templates and PR workflows

Use cases of Python MCP Server Template

  • AI developers building MCP-enabled applications
  • Teams integrating with Claude and other AI systems
  • DevOps engineers deploying scalable AI tool services
  • Researchers prototyping AI agent capabilities
  • Startups building AI-powered products

Frequently asked questions

1

What Python version is required?

The template requires Python 3.10 or higher.

2

Does it support Docker?

Yes, Docker is enabled and integrated for containerization and deployment.

3

What testing framework is used?

pytest is used for automated testing, with coverage targets of 80% or higher.

4

What license applies?

The template is released under the MIT license.

5

What CI/CD is included?

GitHub Actions workflows for Python code quality checks are included.

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