tRPC <-> MCP
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About tRPC <-> MCP
Serve tRPC routes as an MCP server
Basic information
Config
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Overview
What is tRPC <-> MCP?
tRPC <-> MCP is a library that allows you to serve tRPC routes via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It is designed for developers who want to expose their tRPC procedures as MCP tools using a standard transport like stdio.
How to use tRPC <-> MCP?
First, add McpMeta to your tRPC initialization and enable openapi meta on each procedure. Then use createMcpServer from the trpc-mcp package to build an MCP server, passing your app router. Finally, connect the server to a transport (e.g., StdioServerTransport) and start listening.
Key features of tRPC <-> MCP
- Integrates tRPC routes with the Model Context Protocol
- Uses
openapimeta for route metadata and documentation - Supports stdio transport via
StdioServerTransport - Lightweight setup with minimal code changes
- Works with existing tRPC v11+ routers
Use cases of tRPC <-> MCP
- Expose tRPC query procedures as MCP tools for AI agents
- Bridge tRPC backends with MCP clients using standard transport
- Create a simple MCP server from an existing tRPC application
FAQ from tRPC <-> MCP
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