What is the main purpose of Wait MCP Server?
The server is designed to pause for a specified number of seconds before responding to requests, enabling deliberate delays in MCP‑based workflows.
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Wait MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that pauses for a specified number of seconds before responding to requests. It provides implementations in both TypeScript and Python, designed for developers who need to introduce deliberate delays in AI agent tool workflows.
Refer to the TypeScript or Python implementation folders (ts/ and py/) in the repository. The detailed usage instructions are available in Japanese at the linked Qiita article. Basic setup follows the standard MCP server configuration pattern.
The server is designed to pause for a specified number of seconds before responding to requests, enabling deliberate delays in MCP‑based workflows.
Two implementations are provided: one in TypeScript and one in Python.
The repository links to a Qiita article (in Japanese) that provides a detailed description: https://qiita.com/7shi/items/3bf54f47a2d38c70d39b

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