Annotation-driven MCP Java SDK

MCPOpen SourceMIT55.2

by thought2code • Uncategorized

A lightweight, annotation-based Java SDK for building MCP servers without Spring Framework.

Example Use Cases

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A lightweight MCP server implementation without Spring Framework.
2
Quickly develop MCP resources, tools, and prompts with minimal code.
3
Multilingual support and type-safe MCP components in Java.

Description

This SDK simplifies MCP server development by enabling developers to define resources, tools, and prompts using Java annotations with minimal boilerplate code. It supports multiple server modes including STDIO and STREAMABLE, offers multilingual support, and is fully type-safe. The SDK is designed for fast, pure Java development without the need for Spring, making it ideal for quick MCP server implementations.

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Scanned 1 month(s) ago

Risk Level

MINIMAL

Read-only data retrieval, no side effects

Trust Score

C51/100

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Quick Stats

Service TypeMCP

Pricing ModelFree

Capabilities0 Tools / 0 Prompts / 0 Resources

Ownerthought2code

CategoryUncategorized