PHP MCP Server
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This is a PHP-based MCP (Model Control Protocol) server framework that supports defining MCP services elegantly through annotations. It provides a complete MCP server implementation with features like annotation-based service definitions and support for different processor and transport types.
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What is PHP MCP Server?
A PHP-based MCP (Model Control Protocol) server framework that allows defining MCP services using annotations.
How to use PHP MCP Server?
Install the project using Composer, define services using Tool, Prompt, and Resource annotations, and run the server using the provided console command. Customize server behavior by extending the AbstractMcpServerCommand.
Key features of PHP MCP Server
Annotation-based MCP service definition
Supports Tool, Prompt, and Resource processors
Supports Stdio and Sse transport methods
Supports Swow and Swoole environments
Complete logging system
Docker support
Use cases of PHP MCP Server
Building custom MCP servers for various applications
Creating tools for interacting with models
Defining prompt templates for generating responses
Exposing resources through a standardized protocol
Integrating with different transport mechanisms like Stdio and SSE
FAQ from PHP MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Control Protocol, a protocol for interacting with models and services.
What are Tool, Prompt, and Resource processors?
What are Tool, Prompt, and Resource processors?
These are different types of handlers defined using annotations for different purposes: Tool for executing functions, Prompt for generating responses, and Resource for exposing data.
What are Stdio and Sse transport methods?
What are Stdio and Sse transport methods?
These are different ways of communicating with the server: Stdio uses standard input/output, while Sse uses Server-Sent Events.
What are Swow and Swoole?
What are Swow and Swoole?
These are asynchronous event-driven PHP extensions that provide high performance for network applications.
How do I configure the server log file?
How do I configure the server log file?
You can modify the log file path by extending the AbstractMcpServerCommand and overriding the $logFilePath property.