Manifest-driven CLI that generates readable, tested Python MCP server projects
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# MCP Builder Toolkit [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-builder-toolkit/) [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-builder-toolkit/) [](https://github.com/MiguelNevesCamargoJunior/mcp-builder-toolkit/actions/workflows/ci.yml) [](https://github.com/MiguelNevesCamargoJunior/mcp-builder-toolkit/actions) [](LICENSE) []() Manifest-driven CLI that generates readable, tested Python MCP server projects with safe regeneration and optional Docker/CI assets. > MCP defines the protocol. MCP Builder Toolkit defines a repeatable way to create, inspect, test, and package an MCP server. **Status:** v0.1.0a4 published. Alpha software, not production-ready. **Version:** derived from the latest git tag via hatch-vcs. ## What the YAML controls The manifest declares project-generation intent: - FastMCP Python compatibility profile and MCP protocol version; - stdio or Streamable HTTP transport; - package name and supported Python range; - tests, linting, typing, Docker, Compose, GitHub Actions, and structured logs; - whether to include the replaceable example tool. Tool behavior and API integrations remain normal, user-owned Python code. The alpha does not generate arbitrary tools from YAML or convert OpenAPI documents. See [YAML capabilities and boundaries](https://github.com/MiguelNevesCamargoJunior/mcp-builder-toolkit/blob/main/docs/yaml-capabilities.md) for the complete boundary and an API integration example. ## Install ```bash uv tool install mcp-builder-toolkit mcp-builder --version ``` From a source checkout: ```bash uv sync --all-…
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