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Final unified interface for global users. Just describe your server, paste your API key (Claude/OpenAI/Grok), and this library will build, test, and deploy the full MCP server locally or remotely.
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mcp_auto_builder is a unified interface that lets users build, test, and deploy MCP servers locally or remotely by providing only a server description and an API key (Claude/OpenAI/Grok). It is designed for developers who want to quickly generate MCP servers without manual configuration.
Install via pip install mcp-auto-builder (Python 3.8+ required). Use the CLI with mcp-auto-builder --description "Your server description" --api-key YOUR_API_KEY or integrate programmatically by creating an MCPBuilder instance and calling .build(). Optionally set the mode to 'production' or 'dev'.
It automates the entire process of building, testing, and deploying an MCP server, requiring only a description and an API key, whereas manual setup involves writing configuration files, handling dependencies, and deploying separately.
Python 3.8 or higher. You must also have an API key from Claude, OpenAI, or Grok to use the builder.
Yes. Use the `set_mode('dev')` or `set_mode('production')` method, or the corresponding parameter when initializing `MCPBuilder` or launching the CLI.
The library is currently in early development and some tests may be failing. It is advised to verify functionality before deploying critical workloads.
Authentication is handled by passing an API key (for Claude/OpenAI/Grok) either via the CLI flag `--api-key` or the `api_key` parameter of `MCPBuilder`. No additional authentication transport is described.
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