What problem does it solve?
Enable developers to build high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that let LLMs interact reliably with external APIs and services, removing guesswork around tool design, naming, and transport so agents can complete real-world workflows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Design Guidance: Balances API endpoint coverage and higher-level workflow tools, with naming conventions to improve discoverability.
- Implementation Patterns: Language-specific guidance for TypeScript (Zod, registerTool, streamable HTTP) and Python (FastMCP, Pydantic) including input/output schema and annotations.
- Infrastructure & Validation: Advice on authentication, pagination, error messages, response formats, and character limits to keep agent contexts manageable.
- Evaluation & Testing: Provides an evaluation harness and guide to create read-only, reproducible tests that measure how well agents can use the server.
- Use Case: Building a production-ready MCP server that exposes searchable resources and robust, paginated tools for agent-driven workflows.
Quick Start
Create a TypeScript MCP server for your API that registers Zod-validated tools named with a service prefix, exposes both JSON and markdown responses, and runs via streamable HTTP so an LLM can list tools and call them.