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Developer Tools MCP Server
A .NET 9.0 implementation of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with tools intended to improve developer productivity.
Overview
This project provides an MCP server that exposes web search, content extraction, and code analysis capabilities as tools for AI agents and clients. It is built using the official ModelContextProtocol C# SDK and is designed for easy integration and extension.
Features
- Web Search Tool: Search the web for relevant URLs using DuckDuckGo.
- Content Extraction Tool: Scrape and extract readable text from web pages.
- Code Analysis Tool: A code analysis interface that can be implemented for many languages. Currently supports C# code symbols (classes, methods, etc.) to extract structural details such as parameters, generics, overloads, and documentation.
Project Structure
src/DeveloperTools.Mcp.Abstractions/– Shared interfaces, includingIWebSearchService.src/DeveloperTools.Mcp.Server/– Main server implementation, tool definitions, and service registration.
Usage
Prerequisites
Install as a .NET Tool
The MCP server is distributed as a .NET global tool via NuGet. To install it, run:
dotnet tool install --global developer-tools-mcp-server
To update to the latest version:
dotnet tool update --global developer-tools-mcp-server
Run the Server
After installing, you can start the server with:
developer-tools-mcp-server
The server will start and listen for MCP requests via stdio transport.
Local Build (for development)
If you want to build and run the server locally (for development or testing):
dotnet build
cd src/DeveloperTools.Mcp.Server
dotnet run
Extending
You can add new tools to the MCP server by creating static methods in any class and decorating them with the [McpServerTool] attribute. These methods will be exposed as tools to MCP clients. For example, you can add new capabilities for data access, computation, or integration with external services. See Tools/WebSearcher.cs for examples of tool definitions.
To add a new web search or scraping tool, you can implement the IWebSearchService interface and register your implementation in the DI container. For general-purpose tools, simply add new static methods with the appropriate attributes.
Dependencies
References
- Model Context Protocol Documentation
- C# SDK GitHub
- Build a Model Context Protocol MCP Server in C# (Microsoft Blog)
This project is intended for developers building AI-powered tools and integrations using the Model Context Protocol.
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