MCP Server

What is MCP Server?

MCP Server is a demo server built in Java using Nasdanika AI and CLI capabilities. It provides starter code and demonstrates how to build servers for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The server is certified by MCPHub.

How to use MCP Server?

The server can be configured and assembled using declarative assembly. A help site can be generated with the command: nsd help site --page-template="page-template.yml#/" --root-action-icon=... --root-action-location=... --root-action-text=... docs. Specific transport (STDIO or SSE) is selected at runtime.

Key features of MCP Server

• Declarative assembly – focus on implementing capabilities
• Generated documentation from code
• STDIO and SSE transport support
• SSE transport built on Reactor Netty with minimal dependencies
• Observability via OpenTelemetry
• Certified by MCPHub for best practices

Use cases of MCP Server

• Learning how to build MCP servers in Java
• Starting a new MCP server project with reusable code
• Demonstrating declarative assembly and documentation generation
• Testing MCP implementations with STDIO or SSE transports

FAQ from MCP Server

What is MCP Server?

MCP Server is a demo server that shows how to build MCP servers in Java using Nasdanika AI and CLI. It provides starter code and is certified by MCPHub.

What are the runtime requirements for MCP Server?

The server is built on Java and uses Nasdanika libraries (AI, CLI) and Reactor Netty. It requires a Java runtime environment.

What transport protocols does MCP Server support?

MCP Server supports both STDIO and SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport. SSE is implemented on top of Reactor Netty.

Is MCP Server certified?

Yes, Nasdanika Demo MCP Server is certified by MCPHub, ensuring it follows best practices for Model Context Protocol implementation.

How is documentation generated?

Documentation is generated automatically from the code using the nsd help site command, as shown in the README.