What runtime does MCP TS Quickstart require?
It requires Node v23, as configured via `nvm` in the setup instructions.
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Build-less TypeScript quickstart for an MCP server implementation
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MCP TS Quickstart is a basic MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation in TypeScript that fetches the top stories from Hacker News. It uses the stdio transport and requires no build step by utilizing Node v23. It is intended for developers learning MCP or prototyping MCP-based applications.
Clone the repository, install dependencies with nvm and pnpm, then add the server to Claude Desktop using a JSON configuration that points to Node v23 and the src/index.ts file. Alternatively, run pnpm start to launch the server with the MCP Inspector UI for development and testing.
stdio transportIt requires Node v23, as configured via `nvm` in the setup instructions.
No, it works without a build step by using Node v23's native TypeScript support.
Copy the existing `topStories` tool from `src/tools.ts`, modify it, and register the new tool in `src/index.ts`. When importing local source files, use the `.ts` extension, and use `type` keyword for type imports.
Run `pnpm start` to launch the server with the MCP Inspector UI, available at `http://localhost:6274`. You can then interact with tools and restart the server from the UI.
Add a JSON object under `mcpServers` in Claude Desktop's configuration, specifying the `command` as the path to Node v23 and `args` as the path to `src/index.ts`. See the MCP documentation for details.

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