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About MCP Server Nekzus

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Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Nekzus_mcp-server": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "@nekzus/mcp-server"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is MCP Server Nekzus?

MCP Server Nekzus is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides utility tools for development and testing. Built on the official MCP SDK, it offers an extensible architecture for adding new tools and is fully typed with TypeScript.

How to use MCP Server Nekzus?

Install globally via npm install -g @nekzus/mcp-server and execute with npx @nekzus/mcp-server. You can also use it as a dependency by importing McpUtilityServer and calling server.start().

Key features of MCP Server Nekzus

  • MCP Protocol Implementation
  • Integrated Utility Tools (greeting, card, datetime, calculator, passwordGen, qrGen, kitchenConvert)
  • Schema Validation with Zod
  • ESM Support
  • Strict TypeScript Types
  • Extensible Architecture for New Tools

Use cases of MCP Server Nekzus

  • Generate personalized greetings for testing user prompts.
  • Draw random playing cards for game or simulation utilities.
  • Retrieve current date and time in any timezone.
  • Perform mathematical calculations and convert kitchen measurements.

FAQ from MCP Server Nekzus

What transport does MCP Server Nekzus use?

It uses StdioServerTransport for communication between the MCP host and the server.

Does MCP Server Nekzus require authentication?

The README does not mention authentication; the server operates over stdio with no built-in auth mechanism.

What runtime or dependencies are needed?

Node.js is required. The package depends on the MCP SDK, Zod for validation, and TypeScript for type definitions.

Where does data processed by MCP Server Nekzus live?

The server is stateless; each tool call returns results directly without storing data persistently.

Can I add custom tools to MCP Server Nekzus?

Yes, the architecture is designed to be extensible for adding new tools (see the tools registry in src/tools/).

Frequently asked questions

What transport does MCP Server Nekzus use?

It uses `StdioServerTransport` for communication between the MCP host and the server.

Does MCP Server Nekzus require authentication?

The README does not mention authentication; the server operates over stdio with no built-in auth mechanism.

What runtime or dependencies are needed?

Node.js is required. The package depends on the MCP SDK, Zod for validation, and TypeScript for type definitions.

Where does data processed by MCP Server Nekzus live?

The server is stateless; each tool call returns results directly without storing data persistently.

Can I add custom tools to MCP Server Nekzus?

Yes, the architecture is designed to be extensible for adding new tools (see the tools registry in `src/tools/`).

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Category

Other

License

MIT license

Transports

stdio

Author

MCP-Mirror

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