mcp-tasks-server
by GopinathMR
This is a template project to build an MCP server using SpringBoot. It provides a structure to expose features as REST endpoints for testing outside an MCP client.
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What is mcp-tasks-server?
This is a SpringBoot-based template project designed to help developers build MCP (Modular Content Platform) servers. It provides a structured foundation for exposing features as REST endpoints, facilitating testing and integration with MCP clients.
How to use mcp-tasks-server?
To configure this server in an MCP client like Claude desktop, you need to modify the claude_desktop_config.json file. Add a section for your application, specifying the command to execute the JAR file, along with necessary arguments like the Spring profile and the path to the JAR file. Example configuration is provided in the README.
Key features of mcp-tasks-server
Structure for REST endpoint exposure
Example 'task' feature as a guideline
Unit and integration tests
SpringBoot framework
Use cases of mcp-tasks-server
Building new tools/resources for MCP
Testing features outside the MCP client
Creating custom server-side functionalities for MCP applications
FAQ from mcp-tasks-server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Modular Content Platform, a system that allows modular components to interact.
What is SpringBoot?
What is SpringBoot?
SpringBoot is a Java framework that simplifies the development of stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications.
How do I run the server?
How do I run the server?
The server is run using the provided configuration in the MCP client.
Where can I find the JAR file?
Where can I find the JAR file?
The JAR file is located in the <PATH_TO_REPO>/build/libs/ directory after building the project.
What is the purpose of the 'task' feature?
What is the purpose of the 'task' feature?
The 'task' feature serves as an example and guideline for building new tools and resources within the MCP server.