mcp-server-template
by chaso-pa
This is a template for creating MCP (Meta-Control Protocol) servers. It provides a basic structure and configuration for deploying and running MCP servers using different methods.
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What is mcp-server-template?
This is a template for building MCP servers, providing a starting point with pre-configured settings and deployment options.
How to use mcp-server-template?
The template can be used by cloning the repository and then deploying it using either GitHub, PyPI, or a local directory. The provided JSON snippets demonstrate how to configure the server using the 'uvx' or 'uv' commands with appropriate arguments.
Key features of mcp-server-template
Pre-configured MCP server setup
Multiple deployment options (GitHub, PyPI, Local)
Example configuration for 'uvx' and 'uv' commands
Easy to customize and extend
Provides a structured starting point
Use cases of mcp-server-template
Creating new MCP servers
Rapid prototyping of MCP server applications
Standardizing MCP server deployments
Learning about MCP server configuration
Building custom MCP server solutions
FAQ from mcp-server-template
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Meta-Control Protocol, a protocol likely used for managing and controlling applications or services.
What is 'uvx'?
What is 'uvx'?
'uvx' appears to be a command-line tool used for deploying and running applications, possibly related to MCP servers.
What is 'uv'?
What is 'uv'?
'uv' seems to be another command-line tool, similar to 'uvx', used for running applications, potentially with local directory support.
How do I deploy from GitHub?
How do I deploy from GitHub?
Use the provided JSON configuration with the 'uvx' command, specifying the GitHub repository URL.
How do I deploy locally?
How do I deploy locally?
Use the provided JSON configuration with the 'uv' command, specifying the local directory path.