opengov-mcp-server-vercel
by npstorey
This is a template for running an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server on Vercel. It allows you to easily deploy and manage an MCP server using Vercel's serverless functions.
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What is opengov-mcp-server-vercel?
This is a template for deploying a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on Vercel using serverless functions. It leverages the MCP TypeScript SDK to define tools, prompts, and resources.
How to use opengov-mcp-server-vercel?
- Update
api/server.tswith your tools, prompts, and resources following the MCP TypeScript SDK documentation. 2. Attach a Redis instance to your Vercel project underprocess.env.REDIS_URL. 3. Enable Fluid compute for efficient execution. 4. Adjust max duration invercel.jsonto 800 (if using Vercel Pro/Enterprise). 5. Deploy the template to Vercel. You can test it using the provided sample clientscript/test-client.mjs.
Key features of opengov-mcp-server-vercel
Serverless deployment on Vercel
Integration with MCP TypeScript SDK
Redis integration for data storage
Fluid compute support for efficient execution
Sample client for testing
Use cases of opengov-mcp-server-vercel
Deploying MCP servers for various applications
Building AI-powered tools and services
Creating context-aware applications
Integrating with large language models
Experimenting with different MCP configurations
FAQ from opengov-mcp-server-vercel
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a framework for building context-aware applications.
What is Fluid Compute?
What is Fluid Compute?
Fluid Compute is a Vercel feature that allows functions to run for longer durations.
Do I need a Redis instance?
Do I need a Redis instance?
Yes, a Redis instance is required to store data for the MCP server.
How do I update the server?
How do I update the server?
Modify the api/server.ts file with your desired tools, prompts, and resources.
How do I test the server?
How do I test the server?
Use the script/test-client.mjs script to send requests to the server.