Quarkus MCP Server Example

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About Quarkus MCP Server Example

Quarkus example about how to create mcp server which allows to interact with our REST api through Tools definition.

#quarkus #mcp-server #rest-api

Quarkus MCP Server Example config

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Overview

What is quarkus-mcp-server-example?

A Quarkus-based example MCP server that exposes tools to interact with a REST API, enabling AI agents to create and manage application records through natural language.

How to use quarkus-mcp-server-example?

Build the project with Maven, start a PostgreSQL database in Podman, run the dependent microservice, create a sample application via curl, then launch the MCP server with Goose using goose session --with-extension="java -jar ...".

Key features of quarkus-mcp-server-example

Built on Quarkus framework
Integrates with a REST API via MCP Tools
Uses PostgreSQL for data storage
Runs as a Java JAR extension for Goose
Demonstrates MCP server creation in Quarkus

Use cases of quarkus-mcp-server-example

Learning to build MCP servers with Quarkus
Allowing AI agents to submit applications to a REST API
Prototyping tool-driven interactions with backend services

Frequently asked questions

What are the required dependencies?

Maven, Podman, Java 21, and Goose.

How do I start the database?

Run `podman run -d --name db-server -e POSTGRES_USER=test -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=test -e POSTGRES_DB=applications -p 5432:5432 postgres:16`.

How do I run the MCP server?

After building, use `goose session --with-extension="java -jar quarkus-mcp-server/target/quarkus-mcp-server-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar"`.

What does the server do?

It provides tools that let an AI agent interact with a REST API, for example to create new applications. —

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