MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)

What is MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)?

MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo) is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol built with Node.js and TypeScript. It provides a server with tools for querying weather data, intended for developers building MCP-compatible systems.

How to use MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)?

Install dependencies with pnpm, then run pnpm dev for development, pnpm build to compile, and pnpm start for production. Use npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y tsx src/main.ts to inspect the server.

Key features of MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)

• TypeScript with strict mode and advanced type checking
• ESLint with flat config and Prettier formatting
• Zod schema validation library
• Weather query tools via MCP server
• Modern package management with pnpm
• Clear error handling and URL safety

Use cases of MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)

• Building a weather data MCP server for client applications
• Developing and testing MCP protocol implementations
• Practicing TypeScript and code quality tooling setup
• Creating a reference MCP server with best practices

FAQ from MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)

What runtime and dependencies are required?

Node.js is the runtime, with pnpm as the package manager. TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, and Zod are configured.

How can I inspect the MCP server?

Run npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y tsx src/main.ts to launch the inspector.

What tools does the server provide?

The server includes tools for querying weather data, implemented in src/main.ts.

How do I set up the project for development?

Use pnpm dev to start in development mode, pnpm lint to check code, and pnpm format to auto-format.

What is the project structure?

Main entry point is src/main.ts, interfaces in src/interfaces.ts, compiled output in dist/.