Mcp Server Boilerplate

What is Mcp Server Boilerplate?

It is a Node.js/TypeScript framework for building MCP servers, providing auto-registration of tools and resources. It is intended for developers creating MCP‑compatible servers.

How to use Mcp Server Boilerplate?

Install dependencies with npm install, copy .env.example to .env and configure variables, then build with npm run build and start with npm start. Add tools to src/server/tools using the naming convention *-tool.ts and resources to src/server/resources using *-resource.ts; each file must export an object with schema (Zod) and handler (async function).

Key features of Mcp Server Boilerplate

• Dynamic Node.js/TypeScript framework for MCP servers.
• Auto‑registration of tools and resources.
• Schema validation via Zod.
• Async handlers for tool and resource logic.

Use cases of Mcp Server Boilerplate

• Building custom MCP servers with auto‑registered tools.
• Creating MCP resources with predefined schemas and async handlers.

FAQ from Mcp Server Boilerplate

What dependencies are required?

Node.js and npm. Install them with npm install.

How are tools and resources added?

Place new files in src/server/tools (for tools) or src/server/resources (for resources) following the naming convention *-tool.ts or *-resource.ts, and export an object with schema and handler.

What runtime does it require?

A Node.js/TypeScript environment.