csharp-mcp-server-generator

To generate a C# MCP server project with stdio transport, use this skill to scaffold a complete console application with configured logging, dependency injection, and automatic tool discovery. The output includes a structured directory layout ready for development.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in C# is used to facilitate communication for microservices via the Model Context Protocol. This skill automates creating a production-ready server with async operations, parameter validation, and integrated Host builder pattern.

Yes, you can use the Host builder pattern for dependency injection in an MCP server. This skill sets up the C# project with Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting, ensuring proper dependency injection configuration and logging to stderr from the start.

You set up automatic tool discovery for an MCP server in dotnet by using McpServerToolType and McpServerTool attributes. This skill configures the generated C# project to automatically discover and register tools with proper descriptions.

Yes, the generated C# MCP server includes necessary NuGet packages like ModelContextProtocol and Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting for production. It supports async operations and parameter validation to ensure your microservice follows best practices immediately.

Your C# MCP server needs logging to stderr because the stdio transport uses standard input and output for protocol communication. This skill configures logging to stderr specifically to avoid interfering with MCP message transmission.