MCPSERV.CLUB
stephencme

Create MCP TS

MCP Server

Generate TypeScript-based MCP server scaffolding

Stale(50)
21stars
1views
Updated 19 days ago

About

A command‑line tool that creates a new MCP (Model Context Protocol) server project using TypeScript, providing boilerplate code and configuration for rapid development.

Capabilities

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

Create MCP TS Demo

Overview

The Create MCP TS tool is a scaffolding utility that generates a ready‑to‑run Model Context Protocol (MCP) server project written in TypeScript. It addresses the common pain point of setting up an MCP server from scratch—configuring the runtime, wiring in resources and tools, and ensuring type safety across the entire protocol stack. By automating these repetitive tasks, developers can focus immediately on business logic rather than boilerplate.

When executed, the generator creates a structured directory layout that follows best practices for MCP servers. The root contains configuration files (, ), a folder with typed interfaces for resources, tools, prompts, and sampling strategies, and a lightweight development server that hot‑reloads on changes. The template also includes example implementations of a simple RESTful resource and an AI‑prompt tool, demonstrating how to expose data sources and custom logic via the MCP API. Because everything is typed, IDEs can provide autocompletion and compile‑time validation, reducing runtime errors.

Key capabilities of the generated project include:

  • Typed resource and tool definitions that enforce correct request/response schemas.
  • Modular prompt handling, allowing developers to swap or extend prompts without touching core logic.
  • Built‑in sampling configuration for fine‑grained control over AI output generation.
  • Hot‑reload development server, streamlining iterative testing and debugging.
  • Optional Docker support for quick containerization of the MCP server.

Typical use cases span from building internal AI assistants that need to query company databases, to exposing custom machine‑learning models as callable tools for external agents. In a workflow where an AI assistant orchestrates multiple services, this server can act as the central hub that translates high‑level intents into concrete API calls, ensuring consistent data contracts and secure access control.

What sets Create MCP TS apart is its focus on developer ergonomics: the scaffold is immediately functional, fully typed, and extensible. It eliminates the friction of manual configuration while preserving the flexibility that advanced MCP use cases demand, making it an invaluable starting point for any TypeScript‑based AI integration project.