Yokai MCP Template

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About Yokai MCP Template

MCP server template based on the Yokai Go framework.

#go #modular #framework #mcp #dependency-injection #observability #opentelemetry #yokai #mcp-server

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Overview

What is Yokai MCP Template?

It is a server template based on the Yokai Go framework, designed to help developers build modular and observable MCP servers with dependency injection.

How to use Yokai MCP Template?

Clone the repository, run go mod tidy to install dependencies, then go build and execute the binary ./yokai-mcp-template. Configuration is done via the config/config.yaml file.

Key features of Yokai MCP Template

Modular architecture for easy extension
Dependency injection for simplified dependency management
Built-in OpenTelemetry observability support
Lightweight with fast performance and minimal overhead
Built with Go for speed and efficiency

Use cases of Yokai MCP Template

Starting a new MCP server project with a robust foundation
Building an observable MCP server with OpenTelemetry
Creating modular MCP servers that can be extended with custom modules
Rapid prototyping of MCP servers with dependency injection

Frequently asked questions

What is the Yokai MCP Template?

It is a server template based on the Yokai Go framework, focusing on modular design and observability for building MCP servers.

How do I install and run it?

Clone the repository, run `go mod tidy`, `go build`, then execute the binary `./yokai-mcp-template`. Configuration is done via `config/config.yaml`.

What are the key dependencies?

It uses the Yokai Go framework, OpenTelemetry for observability, and standard Go modules. Go must be installed to build and run.

How can I customize the server?

Modify `config/config.yaml` to set the server port, logging level, and other parameters. You can also add custom modules in the `internal/` directory.

Where can I get the latest release?

Visit the Releases section on the GitHub repository to download and execute the latest release.

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