MCPMCP Server
https://github.com/glenngillen/mcpmcp-server
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What is MCPMCP Server?
This is a simple server program for use with MCP-style clients. It listens for client connections and handles basic server tasks like accepting connections, sending and receiving messages, and keeping a list of connected users. It is meant to be easy to run and useful for testing, development, or small private games.
How to use this MCP?
Download or clone the project files to your computer. Open the project folder and read the README or config example file. Edit the main configuration file to set ports, passwords, or other basic settings. Start the server from the command line (for example: run the provided start script or the main executable). Connect a client to the server using the server address and port you set. Watch the server log to see connections and messages. Stop the server cleanly with the provided stop command or by closing the process.
Notes: If the project has language-specific requirements (for example Node, Python, or Java), install those first. If there is a provided Dockerfile, you can build and run a container instead of running locally. For development, run the server in a console so you can see logs and errors immediately.
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Key features
Simple configuration files you can edit by hand. Starts and stops from the command line. Logs events and errors to help debugging. Small and lightweight so it runs on a local computer or small VPS. Supports multiple client connections at the same time. Easy to extend with scripts or plugins (if you add them).
Use cases
Run a private game server for testing or small groups. Act as a bridge or proxy between game clients and real servers. Host bots or automated players for development and QA. Provide a lightweight environment for mod and plugin testing. Integrate with CI/CD to run automated game protocol tests.