Nitro
Implements a lightweight and fast server for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), leveraging streamable HTTP and the Nitro framework.
About
This project offers a robust server implementation for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), powered by the Nitro framework and utilizing streamable HTTP transport. It serves as an excellent demonstration of how to build an MCP server, providing a lightweight and high-performance foundation. The server includes features like input/output schema validation with Zod, pre-built example tools and resources (such as `echo` and data fetching examples), and easy integration with MCP clients. While initially designed for demonstration, it now supports pluggable authentication providers like Auth0 and Microsoft Entra ID, facilitating more secure applications.
Key Features
- Includes example tools and resources (e.g., echo, getPostsByUser)
- 2 GitHub stars
- Easy integration with MCP clients
- Lightweight and fast, built on Nitro
- Input and output schema validation with Zod
- Pluggable authentication support (Auth0, Microsoft Entra ID)
Use Cases
- Demonstrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation
- Building high-performance, streamable HTTP-based API services
- Prototyping and developing custom MCP tools and resources
