What problem does it solve?
This Skill provides a blueprint and best practices for building MCP servers, enabling developers to scaffold, register tools, and test MCP-based integrations across Python and TypeScript.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Standardized MCP server scaffolding: naming conventions, project structure, and transport patterns for Python and TypeScript.
- Tool registration and validation patterns: input/output schemas using Pydantic/Zod, annotations, and example tool definitions.
- Transport and testing guidance: guidance on stdio, streamable HTTP, and evaluation harness usage.
- Quality and security best practices: code reuse, error handling, pagination, and structured outputs.
Quick Start
Follow the MCP Builder guides in the References to scaffold a new MCP server. Install dependencies for your language (Python or TypeScript), then implement a minimal MCP with one or two sample tools, build, and run the server using the recommended transport. Finally validate with the evaluation harness to ensure correct tool interaction and output formatting.