add-mcp-package

To scaffold a new MCP package, this tool generates a standardized directory structure and essential configuration files like pyproject.toml, server.py, and tools.py automatically. It automates the boilerplate creation so you can focus on implementation rather than repetitive setup tasks.

Creating an MCP workspace package generates a standardized directory structure containing pyproject.toml for configuration, server.py for FastMCP instances, tools.py, and essential test files with appropriate placeholders to jumpstart development.

Yes, adding new modules and servers within an MCP project requires adherence to specific naming conventions for PyPI, Python imports, and FastMCP instances to ensure the scaffolded package integrates correctly into the workspace.

Yes, you can use this to add new modules, tools, and servers within an existing MCP project. It facilitates the addition by generating the correct foundational structure and configuration files required for the new package.

The best way to automate boilerplate creation for MCP development tools is using a scaffolding utility that standardizes the directory structure and automatically generates configuration files, eliminating repetitive setup tasks when starting new features.