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Create Typescript Server

MCP Server

Quickly scaffold MCP servers with TypeScript

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About

A command line tool that generates a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) server project written in TypeScript, providing scripts for building, watching, and linking the server binary.

Capabilities

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

NPM Version

Overview

The Create Typescript Server MCP tool is a streamlined scaffolding utility that lets developers spin up fully‑functional Model Context Protocol servers with minimal effort. Instead of manually configuring package manifests, TypeScript setups, and MCP boilerplate, this command line helper generates a ready‑to‑run project structure that adheres to the MCP specification. By providing sensible defaults and optional metadata flags, it reduces boilerplate overhead and ensures consistency across teams.

This server solves the common pain point of setting up an MCP environment from scratch. Developers often struggle with configuring TypeScript, bundling strategies, and the required scripts to expose resources, tools, prompts, or sampling endpoints. The generator automates these tasks, delivering a clean repository that compiles to JavaScript and includes scripts for building, watching, and linking the binary. As a result, teams can focus on implementing domain logic rather than tooling concerns.

Key capabilities of the generated server include:

  • Resource and tool registration: Exposes arbitrary endpoints that can be consumed by AI assistants, allowing developers to integrate external APIs or internal services.
  • Prompt and sampling support: Enables dynamic prompt construction and text generation workflows directly from the server.
  • TypeScript first architecture: Guarantees type safety across the MCP implementation, reducing runtime errors and improving developer experience.
  • Extensible configuration: The scaffold accepts custom name and description parameters, facilitating clear documentation and easier discovery within larger ecosystems.

Typical use cases involve building custom AI assistants that need to interact with proprietary databases, orchestrate microservices, or provide specialized prompt templates. For instance, a data science team could expose a server that offers statistical analysis tools as MCP endpoints, while an e‑commerce platform might provide inventory lookup prompts for a shopping assistant. By integrating the generated server into existing CI/CD pipelines, teams can deploy updates to AI workflows with confidence and minimal friction.

What sets this MCP server apart is its focus on developer ergonomics: a single command generates a TypeScript project that is immediately usable, fully typed, and ready for global linking. The inclusion of watch mode and build scripts streamlines local development, while the optional step allows rapid iteration across multiple projects. This combination of speed, type safety, and ease of integration makes the Create Typescript Server an invaluable starting point for any organization looking to extend AI assistants with custom, reliable functionality.