servers

servers

Reference implementation of the Model Context Protocol, showcasing MCP features and SDK usage.

MCPDevOpen source
Type
MCP
Transport
stdio
Open source
Yes
GitHub Stars
★ 87.6k
Source
mcp-github

Overview

Model Context Protocol Servers are a set of reference implementations designed to demonstrate MCP capabilities and the use of the official SDK. These servers provide secure, controlled access to tools and data sources for large language models (LLMs). Each MCP server is typically implemented using the MCP SDK and supports multiple programming languages. Through these servers, developers can learn how to build their own MCP servers and understand how to integrate LLMs with various tools and data sources.

Capabilities

  • Web content scraping and transformation
  • Secure file operations
  • Git repository management
  • Knowledge graph persistent storage
  • Dynamic problem solving
  • Time and timezone conversion

Use cases

Building custom MCP serversIntegrating LLMs with external tools and data sourcesEducational examples and development guides

Setup

Requires: API KeyNode 环境
TypeScript-based servers can be started directly using `npx`, for example: `npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-memory`. Python-based servers can be launched using `uvx` or `pip`, for example: `uvx mcp-server-git` or `pip install mcp-server-git` followed by running `python -m mcp_server_git`.

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FAQ

Are these servers suitable for production environments?

These servers are reference implementations primarily intended for educational purposes and are not suitable for direct use in production.

How can I find more information about MCP servers?

You can browse published servers in the MCP registry: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/

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