What is the purpose of MCP Server Demo?
The README shows the initial project setup for a demo MCP server, including dependency installation and a skeleton file for a time tool.
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MCP Server Demo provides the setup commands and directory structure for a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server project using TypeScript. It includes an example time tool file and links to the official TypeScript SDK, a quickstart guide, and a reference server implementation.
Follow the provided shell commands to create the project directory, initialize npm, and install the required dependencies (@modelcontextprotocol/sdk and zod). Then create the source directory and the example file src/cmd/time.ts.
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The README shows the initial project setup for a demo MCP server, including dependency installation and a skeleton file for a time tool.
The project requires `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` and `zod` as dependencies, and `typescript` with `@types/node` as dev dependencies.
Execute the commands in order: create the directory, initialize npm, install dependencies and dev dependencies, then create the `src/cmd` directory and the `time.ts` file.
The README links to the TypeScript SDK repository, the MCP quickstart server guide, and a filesystem server implementation.

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