mcp-php-schema

To find PHP DTOs and RPC method mappings for the Model Context Protocol schema, use the provided shell scripts and jq to search human-readable markdown references and programmatic JSON schema files, locating 164 types across Common, Server, and Client domains.

Locating factory discriminators and type relationships in an MCP PHP codebase is done by navigating indexed factory mappings and JSON data files, which provide discriminator-based object instantiation patterns and class unions without reading the entire codebase.

To search for an MCP RPC request and result pair like CallToolRequest using jq, open the MCP PHP schema and run the included helper shell scripts to programmatically query the indexed RPC method table and retrieve the corresponding DTO details.

Yes, you need jq installed to use the MCP PHP schema search scripts, as the shell scripts rely on jq to programmatically query the JSON schema files and lookup specific types and RPC methods for development workflow integration.

Yes, you can use these schema references to validate JSON-RPC messages when building MCP clients and servers, because the programmatic JSON schema files map incoming RPC requests to DTOs and define the type relationships needed for accurate message validation.

The MCP PHP schema type definitions cover Common, Server, and Client domains, listing classes, unions, namespaces, and properties for 164 types to provide complete discovery and implementation guidance for developers.