Quickstart

1. Create a server

Open the dashboard. Go to Servers and click Create Server.

Set Title to GitHub Tools.
Pick a Category.
Choose an available Subdomain.
Use Public for this example. It only reads public data.
Click Create.

2. Add a tool

Open the server. Click Create New Tool. Name it fetch_repo_stats. Add a required string parameter named repo. Its value will be an owner/repo pair. Paste this tool body into the editor:

const response = await sdk.http({
  url: `https://api.github.com/repos/${params.repo}`,
  headers: { "User-Agent": "TryMCP-Tool" },
});

if (!response.ok) {
  throw new Error(`GitHub returned ${response.status}`);
}

const repo = response.json();

return {
  stars: repo.stargazers_count,
  forks: repo.forks_count,
  language: repo.language,
};

Keep Active on. Click Create.

3. Run it

Click Run. Enter octocat/Hello-World for repo. Run the tool and check Output. You should see stars, forks, and language. If it fails, check the message in Output.

4. Connect a client

Open your server’s Integration tab. Pick your client and copy its config.

For private tools, choose an access mode in Security. Store API credentials in Secrets.

Start here

Build

Check

Connect

1. Create a server

2. Add a tool

3. Run it

4. Connect a client

​1. Create a server

​2. Add a tool

​3. Run it

​4. Connect a client

1. Create a server

2. Add a tool

3. Run it

4. Connect a client