model-context-protocol-resources

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This repository is a curated collection of guides, utilities, example server implementations and a TypeScript template created by cyanheads to explore and learn the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It aggregates practical developer-facing resources for building MCP servers and clients, documenting architecture, lifecycle, transports and security considerations. The content includes step-by-step guides for client and server development, a production-ready MCP TypeScript template, a set of example MCP servers that demonstrate different capabilities, and utilities for reporting and inspection. The project is an independent learning and reference resource that links to official MCP specifications and SDKs and is intended to help developers understand how to connect large language model applications to external tools, data sources and workflows using the MCP standard.

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Comprehensive developer guides for MCP client and server development covering core architecture, transports such as stdio and streamable HTTP, and updated security best practices including the Auth Spec referenced in the README. A production-ready mcp-ts-template for building servers and clients with examples and type safety. A catalog of example MCP servers demonstrating diverse functionality including atlas, clinicaltrialsgov, filesystem, git, github, mentor, ntfy, obsidian, perplexity, pubmed, toolkit and workflows. Utility tooling such as mcp-reporter to generate capability reports. Detailed server guide topics include defining tools/resources/prompts, streaming, progress, subscriptions and completions. The repository also points to official MCP SDKs and inspector tooling.
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For developers and technical teams working with LLMs and extensible agent systems this repository provides practical, ready-to-run examples and documentation to accelerate MCP adoption. It offers a clear getting-started path: read the guides, pick an example server, follow setup instructions in the referenced repos, and connect an MCP-compatible client. The example servers show concrete integrations like document, code, web and notification capabilities, while utilities help inventory and document server capabilities. The TypeScript template reduces boilerplate and enforces patterns, and the guides surface architecture, transports and security guidance so implementers can build, test and secure MCP components more quickly. The repo is framed as an independent learning resource and points to official MCP references for specification details.

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