Serves as a foundational example demonstrating how to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with TypeScript, offering basic resources and tools.
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This project provides a minimal server built using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) TypeScript SDK. It showcases the creation of MCP-compliant resources and tools, enabling integration with large language models (LLMs) and MCP-enabled clients such as Claude Desktop. It's an ideal starting point for developers looking to understand and implement the MCP standard for custom functionalities and local integrations.
Key Features
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02Includes a `helloTool` for echoing messages or returning a default greeting.
03Communicates via standard input/output (Stdio) for easy integration with MCP clients.
04Provides simple MCP resources at `hello://greeting`, `hello://info`, and a resource list at `hello://list`.
Use Cases
01Integrating local functionalities with LLMs via MCP-enabled applications.
02Developing custom tools and resources for Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients.
03Learning and experimenting with the MCP TypeScript SDK.