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4Devs MCP Server

MCP Server

MCP server for 4devs.com.br tools in Go

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About

A lightweight Model Context Protocol server implemented in Go that interfaces with 4devs.com.br tools, providing a structured way to request and receive data from the platform.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

4Devs MCP in Action

Overview

The 4Devs MCP server is a specialized implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that exposes the rich set of tools and utilities provided by the 4Devs.com.br platform to AI assistants. By wrapping these web‑based services in a standardized MCP interface, the server allows Claude and other compliant agents to perform tasks such as code generation, debugging, API testing, and data manipulation directly from the assistant’s context. This eliminates the need for manual browser interaction or custom integrations, streamlining workflows that involve repetitive or complex 4Devs operations.

Problem Solved

Developers often rely on the 4Devs suite for rapid prototyping, testing REST APIs, and managing code snippets. However, interacting with these tools manually can be tedious, especially when an AI assistant is already handling code generation or bug analysis. The 4Devs MCP server bridges this gap by providing a programmatic interface: the assistant can request code compilation, run unit tests, or fetch API documentation without leaving its conversational context. This reduces context switching and speeds up the development cycle.

Core Functionality

  • Tool Exposure: The server maps each 4Devs web tool to an MCP resource, exposing endpoints for actions like “Run Code”, “Test API”, or “Generate Mock”. Each resource follows the MCP schema, allowing the assistant to discover capabilities automatically.
  • Prompt Integration: Custom prompts tailored for 4Devs tasks are available, enabling the assistant to ask for specific code snippets or API responses. This ensures that the assistant’s requests are aligned with the server’s expectations.
  • Sampling & Context Management: The MCP implementation supports sampling strategies that let the assistant control how many results are returned for a given request, which is useful when testing multiple API endpoints or code variations.
  • Authentication & Security: The server can be configured to use the same authentication mechanisms as 4Devs, ensuring that only authorized users can invoke sensitive operations such as deploying code or accessing private repositories.

Use Cases & Scenarios

  • Rapid API Testing: An AI assistant can generate a set of test cases for a new endpoint and immediately execute them through the MCP server, receiving instant feedback on success or failure.
  • Code Refactoring: Developers can ask the assistant to refactor a function, then run the 4Devs “Run Code” tool to verify that the refactored code compiles and passes existing tests.
  • Documentation Generation: By combining MCP prompts with 4Devs documentation tools, the assistant can produce up‑to‑date API docs that reflect current code changes.
  • Continuous Integration: The server can be integrated into CI pipelines, allowing AI-driven build checks or automated deployment triggers based on MCP calls.

Integration with AI Workflows

Because the server adheres to the MCP specification, any AI platform that understands MCP can interact with it out of the box. The assistant first discovers available resources, then constructs a request using the provided prompt schema. Upon receiving the response, it can further process results or feed them into subsequent steps of a larger workflow—such as logging outcomes, triggering alerts, or updating project documentation. This tight coupling between the assistant’s reasoning engine and the 4Devs toolset creates a seamless, end‑to‑end development experience.

Unique Advantages

  • Language‑agnostic Implementation: Built in Go, the server offers high performance and easy deployment across cloud platforms or on-premises environments.
  • Study‑Focused Design: The repository includes detailed documentation and examples that make it an excellent learning resource for developers new to MCP or Go‑based server development.
  • Modular Architecture: Each 4Devs tool is encapsulated as a separate MCP resource, allowing developers to extend or replace components without affecting the overall system.

In summary, the 4Devs MCP server transforms a collection of web‑based developer utilities into a unified, AI‑ready interface. It empowers assistants to automate complex tasks, reduces manual friction, and opens new possibilities for intelligent code assistance within the 4Devs ecosystem.