MCP SERVERS EXPRESS

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Overview

What is MCP SERVERS EXPRESS?

MCP SERVERS EXPRESS is a template project that shows how to host multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints using an Express.js backend. It is intended for developers who want a starting point to build and run MCP servers with SSE transport.

How to use MCP SERVERS EXPRESS?

Install dependencies with pnpm install, then run the development server with pnpm run dev for hot‑reloading. For production, first build the TypeScript code, then start the server. It listens on http://127.0.0.1:3000 by default. Two built‑in MCP endpoints are available: /greet/sse (provides a greet tool) and /time/sse (provides a get‑time tool).

Key features of MCP SERVERS EXPRESS

Hosts multiple MCP endpoints on a single Express.js server
Uses Server‑Sent Events (SSE) for MCP communication
Includes a greet tool and a get‑time tool out‑of‑the‑box
Supports hot‑reloading during development
Written in TypeScript for type safety

Use cases of MCP SERVERS EXPRESS

Quickly prototyping and testing multiple MCP tools locally
Demonstrating how to combine MCP with an Express.js backend
Serving as a base template to add custom MCP endpoints
Learning how SSE‑based MCP servers are structured

Frequently asked questions

What is MCP SERVERS EXPRESS?

It is a template project that demonstrates hosting multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints using Express.js and SSE.

What endpoints does it provide?

It provides two endpoints: `/greet/sse` (greet tool) and `/time/sse` (time tool), both using Server‑Sent Events.

How do I run it in development?

Run `pnpm run dev` after installing dependencies with `pnpm install`. The server starts with hot‑reloading on http://127.0.0.1:3000.

How do I build for production?

First build the TypeScript code, then start the server. The README does not specify the exact build command, but the development process is described.