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MCP Create Server

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MCP Create Server is a dynamic server management service for creating and managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It functions as an MCP server itself, launching and managing other MCP servers as child processes.

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What is MCP Create Server?

A service that dynamically creates, runs, and manages Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It acts as an MCP server, launching and managing other MCP servers as child processes, enabling a flexible MCP ecosystem.

How to use MCP Create Server?

The recommended way to use MCP Create Server is via Docker. Build and run the Docker image. Alternatively, you can install it manually using TypeScript, Node.js, and npm. Integrate with Claude Desktop by adding the server configuration to claude_desktop_config.json.

Key features of MCP Create Server

  • Dynamic creation and execution of MCP server code

  • Support for TypeScript (JavaScript and Python support planned)

  • Tool execution on child MCP servers

  • Server code updates and restarts

  • Removal of unnecessary servers

Use cases of MCP Create Server

  • Dynamically create and manage MCP servers for various tasks.

  • Execute tools on child MCP servers for automated workflows.

  • Update and restart server code without manual intervention.

  • Automate the creation and deletion of MCP servers based on demand.

FAQ from MCP Create Server

What languages are supported?

Currently, only TypeScript is supported. JavaScript and Python support are planned for future releases.

How do I install the server?

Docker installation is recommended. Alternatively, you can install it manually using TypeScript, Node.js, and npm.

How do I create a new server?

Use the create-server-from-template tool with the desired language as input.

How do I execute a tool on a server?

Use the execute-tool tool, providing the server ID, tool name, and arguments.

What security considerations should I keep in mind?

Consider sandboxing code execution, setting resource limitations, monitoring processes, and validating file paths to prevent attacks.