What dependencies do the servers require?
All servers depend on `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` and `zod`. Additional dependencies vary: the SSE calculator uses `express` and `cors`; the file manager uses `glob`.
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MCP Servers Collection is a repository containing multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that demonstrate various functionality and use cases. Each server implements specific tools accessible through a standardized MCP interface. It is intended for developers building or integrating with MCP‑compatible clients.
To use any server, navigate to its directory (e.g., mcp-calculator-server), run npm install, build if necessary (npm run build for TypeScript-based servers), then start via npm start. The calculator server is used as cd mcp-calculator-server && npm start; the weather server is used as a command‑line tool after building.
All servers depend on `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` and `zod`. Additional dependencies vary: the SSE calculator uses `express` and `cors`; the file manager uses `glob`.
First run `npm install` in the server directory, then if the server uses TypeScript run `npm run build`, finally start with `npm start`. Specific servers may provide alternative commands (e.g., the weather server runs as `weather`).
Yes. They work with AI agents implementing MCP, web applications using MCP, and command‑line interfaces that support the protocol.
Yes, TypeScript‑based servers (e.g., the weather server) require `npm run build` to compile before they can be started.
Each server uses the MCP SDK, implements one or more tools following the MCP specification, and uses Zod for input validation.
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