What transports does SwiftMCP support?
SwiftMCP supports Standard I/O (stdio), HTTP+SSE (Server‑Sent Events), and TCP+Bonjour for local discovery. These can even be run in parallel.
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Model Context Protocol Server for Swift
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SwiftMCP is a Swift implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for JSON-RPC communication over multiple transports. It is intended for Swift developers who want to build MCP servers or clients that expose tools, resources, and prompts to AI models and other MCP-aware applications.
Add SwiftMCP as a dependency in your Package.swift, then declare a server with the @MCPServer macro, define tools with @MCPTool, and configure a transport such as stdio, HTTP+SSE, or TCP+Bonjour. The included demo provides commands like SwiftMCPDemo stdio and SwiftMCPDemo httpsse --port 8080.
@MCPTool), resources (@MCPResource), and prompts (@MCPPrompt)SwiftMCP supports Standard I/O (stdio), HTTP+SSE (Server‑Sent Events), and TCP+Bonjour for local discovery. These can even be run in parallel.
The HTTP+SSE transport can require a bearer token via the `--token` option, or validate tokens through an OAuth provider using introspection or JWKS. Custom authorization handlers can also be set.
Yes. The `SwiftMCPUtility generate-proxy` command creates a typed Swift proxy from any MCP server (including non‑SwiftMCP servers) by inspecting its tool schemas. Optionally, return types can be enriched from an OpenAPI document.
When the `--openapi` option is enabled, the server exposes an OpenAPI specification at `/openapi.json` and an AI plugin manifest at `/.well-known/ai-plugin.json`, enabling integration with AI models that understand OpenAPI.
SwiftMCP is written in Swift and works on macOS, Linux, and Windows. By disabling the `Server` trait (which drops swift‑nio), the package builds on Windows and reduces dependencies for client‑only consumers.

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