What are the dependencies required to run TestMcpServer?
Node, npm, and TypeScript are required.
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Basic information
A Model Context Protocol server implementation providing mathematical operations through a standardized interface. Built with TypeScript and Node.js, this server demonstrates how to create and expose tools via the Model Context Protocol specification.
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TestMcpServer is an example MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation using Anthropic’s open‑source Model Context Protocol. It is designed to be more readable and easier to understand than existing examples, serving as a clean foundation for building custom MCP server projects. It targets developers who want to learn or quickly prototype MCP tools.
Clone the repository, run npm install, then build with npm run build. Run the server with node build/index.js. For development, use npm run dev to watch for changes, rebuild, and launch the MCP inspector at localhost:5173. To use TestMcpServer with Cursor, add a new MCP server with type command and set the server URL to node <absolute-path-to-project>\build\index.js.
Node, npm, and TypeScript are required.
Create a tool definition in `/src/definitions/`, add it to the category’s `main.ts`, implement a handler method in the corresponding controller in `/src/controllers/`, and register the handler in the `controllerMap` in `/src/utils/toolRegistry.ts`.
Build the project with `npm run build`, then execute `node build/index.js`. For an interactive development loop, use `npm run dev` to watch for changes and automatically rebuild and launch the inspector.
In Cursor’s settings under Features → MCP Servers, click “Add new MCP server”, give it a name, set type to `command`, and enter `node <absolute-path-to-project>\build\index.js` as the command.

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