Typescript Starter FAQs

Question 1

How can I test the server?

Accepted Answer

You can test the server using cURL commands (provided in the README) or visually with the MCP Inspector tool, connecting to the SSE endpoint.

Question 2

What transport methods are supported?

Accepted Answer

The starter supports both HTTP/SSE (for web browsers) and STDIO (for command-line integrations), making it versatile for different applications.

Question 3

What are some example features included?

Accepted Answer

The starter includes resource handling (static and dynamic), a sample prompt implementation, an example echo tool, and a debug tool for server introspection.

Question 4

What is the TypeScript Starter for?

Accepted Answer

It's a boilerplate project that helps you quickly create Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using TypeScript. It provides pre-configured resources, prompts, and tools to simplify development.

Question 5

What are MCP resources, prompts and tools?

Accepted Answer

MCP resources are data endpoints. Prompts provide input context to models. Tools are functions the server can execute.

Typescript Starter

Key Features

Use Cases

Typescript Starter

Key Features

Use Cases