PivotLLM/MCPLaunchPad
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MCPLaunchPad is a project designed to serve as an example and a shell for creating an MCP server with a loosely coupled architecture.
example1
Demonstrates tools that communicate with an API.
example2
Implements a simple tool that returns the time.
MCPLaunchPad
This project servers as an example and a shell for creating an MCP server with a loosely coupled architecture that may need to be tweaked to fit your needs.
An interface and handler signature is defined in global/interface.go. The mcpserver package will accept any service that implements this interface.
The example1 and example2 packages implement the interface.
Package example1 demonstrates tools that communicates with an API. It includes some helper functions and assumes that the body returned by the API is in a format such as JSON that is suitable for direct use by the MCP client. It also assumes that the API is trusted not to return anything harmful.
Package example2 implements a simple tool that returns the time.
Note that the URL specified in main.go (api.example.com) does not exist, so every request provided by example1 will fail. Asking the LLM to get the time in 12 or 24-hour format (provided by example2) will work.
The mcpserver package calls the Register() function of each package to get the information required to register the tools the package provides.
CAUTION: This server is intended for local use and currently does not authenticate incoming requests because a standard interoperable mechanism for MCP clients to authenticate to MCP servers does not exist. It is hard-coded to listen on the localhost interface. Do not change this unless you are confident that you fully understand the risks and consequences.
Transport Modes
The server supports two transport modes:
- SSE Mode (default): Uses Server-Sent Events for real-time streaming communication. This is the default mode and provides the best experience for interactive MCP clients.
- HTTP Mode: Uses plain HTTP requests and responses without streaming. This mode can be enabled with the
-no-streaming
flag and is useful for clients that don't support SSE or when you prefer traditional request-response patterns.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Go 1.24 or later
Installation
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/PivotLLM/MCPLaunchPad.git
cd MCPLaunchPad
# Build the project
go build -o mcplaunchpad
Use
# Run the server with default settings (SSE streaming mode)
./mcplaunchpad
# Run the server in plain HTTP mode (no streaming)
./mcplaunchpad -no-streaming
# Run on a different port
./mcplaunchpad -port 9000
# For other options, see help
./mcplaunchpad -h
Copyright and license
Copyright (c) 2025 by Tenebris Technologies Inc. This software is licensed under the MIT License. Please see LICENSE for details.
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