create-mcp 0.1.1

The create-next-app for production MCP servers — scaffold a typed, tested, auth-ready Python MCP server in one command.

create-mcp

The create-next-app for production MCP servers.

One command scaffolds a typed, tested, auth-ready Python MCP server you can ship — not just run.

uvx create-mcp my-server

Why

The official MCP SDK quickstart and create-mcp-server hand you a single hello-world tool and stop. You still have to add tests, typing, linting, CI, a Dockerfile, config, and — the hard one — spec-compliant OAuth 2.1. Most MCP servers in the wild are hello-world demos that never reach production.

create-mcp generates the whole repo, green on the first run:

• ⚡ uvx create-mcp — zero install. Same ergonomics as create-next-app.
• 🧱 Production defaults, not a toy. Tests, CI, Docker, ruff, mypy, pre-commit, .env, a real README.
• 🔐 OAuth 2.1 in one flag. --auth oauth scaffolds an RFC 9728 resource server (Protected Resource Metadata + 401/WWW-Authenticate discovery + JWT validation). Timed for the 2026 MCP authorization spec.
• 🌊 Streamable HTTP first. The modern transport (SSE is deprecated), plus a stdio preset for Claude Desktop / Cursor.
• 🧪 Tests pass out of the box. Generated tests use FastMCP's in-memory client — no network, milliseconds.
• 🎯 Presets, not questionnaires. Scaffold a use case: minimal, api-wrapper, db, agent-tools.
• 🐍 Typed end-to-end. Pydantic models for tool I/O; ruff- and mypy-clean.

Built on FastMCP + uv.

Usage

# Interactive
uvx create-mcp

# Scripted / non-interactive
uvx create-mcp pay-tools --preset api-wrapper --auth oauth --yes

Then:

cd pay-tools
uv sync
uv run pay_tools     # start the server
uv run pytest        # green ✓

Options

Flag	Values	Default	Description
--preset -p	minimal, api-wrapper, db, agent-tools	minimal	Starting set of tools/resources/prompts
--transport -t	streamable-http, stdio	streamable-http	MCP transport
--auth -a	none, oauth	none	OAuth 2.1 resource server (RFC 9728)
--package-name	identifier	derived	Override the Python package name
--output-dir -o	path	.	Where to create the project
--no-git / --git		--git	Initialise a git repo + first commit
--no-install / --install		--install	Run uv sync after scaffolding
--no-precommit / --precommit		--precommit	Install pre-commit hooks
--force		off	Overwrite a non-empty target directory
--yes -y		off	Accept all defaults; never prompt (CI)

Presets

Preset	What you get
minimal	A clean typed server: one tool (structured output), a resource, a prompt.
api-wrapper	Wrap an HTTP/JSON API as MCP tools, with the network call isolated for easy mocking.
db	A SQLite-backed store exposed as CRUD tools (swap in your real DB).
agent-tools	A toolbox for agents: safe calculator, scratchpad memory, clock.

What the generated project looks like

my-server/
├── src/my_server/
│   ├── server.py      # FastMCP instance (+ /health, + auth when enabled)
│   ├── tools.py       # your tools, resources, prompts
│   ├── settings.py    # typed config (pydantic-settings)
│   ├── app.py         # FastAPI host mounting MCP at /mcp
│   ├── auth.py        # OAuth 2.1 resource server  (only with --auth oauth)
│   └── __main__.py    # `uv run my_server`
├── tests/             # in-memory tests, green out of the box
├── Dockerfile         # uv-based image
├── .github/workflows/ci.yml
├── .pre-commit-config.yaml
├── .env.example
└── pyproject.toml

Requirements

• uv (for uvx and the generated projects)
• Python 3.11+

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. Every release runs the full matrix — generating a project for each preset × auth mode, then installing, linting, type-checking and testing it — so the templates can't rot silently.

License

MIT © Shaxzodbek Qambaraliyev / Blaze