MCP Servers

What is MCP Servers?

MCP Servers is a TypeScript-based server implementation for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides integration tools for services like JIRA and TODO management. It is designed for developers who need a modular, extensible MCP server with type-safe tool integrations.

How to use MCP Servers?

The README does not provide specific installation or invocation instructions. To add a new tool, follow the five-step process: define constants, create a Zod schema, implement a handler, add a configuration, and register the tool in the main entry point. The project uses ES Modules and TypeScript with Zod validation.

Key features of MCP Servers

• Modular architecture supporting multiple tool integrations
• Full TypeScript support with Zod schema validation
• Modern ES Modules implementation
• Extensible design for adding new tools and integrations
• Schema validation for JIRA issue creation
• Flexible TODO schema with optional fields and priority/due dates

Use cases of MCP Servers

• Create JIRA issues with customizable fields and automatic response formatting
• Manage TODOs with priority, due dates, and formatted response messages
• Extend the server with custom tools by following the documented addition process

FAQ from MCP Servers

What integrations does MCP Servers currently support?

The server currently provides JIRA Integration (create issues) and TODO Management (create todos with priority and due dates).

How can I add a new tool to MCP Servers?

Define the tool constant in constant/tool-name.ts, create a Zod schema in schema/, implement a handler in tools/, add configuration in config/, and register the tool in index.ts.

What are the runtime dependencies for MCP Servers?

The project requires TypeScript, Zod schema validation, and uses ES Modules. Specific runtime environment details are not provided in the README.

Does MCP Servers include authentication or persistence?

No. Authentication and TODO persistence are planned for the roadmap but not yet implemented. The server currently operates without built-in authentication.

What is the license for MCP Servers?

The project is licensed under the MIT License.