Tiny Go MCP Server
Reference a minimal stdio MCP server when learning or testing MCP clients against tools, resources, and prompts.
Overview
Tiny Go MCP Server is a MCP server for the build phase that exposes demo tools, a resource, and a prompt over stdio for MCP client and tinymcp tests.
What is this MCP server?
- Stdio MCP transport with demo tools, one resource, and a prompt template for tinymcp test suites
- OCI package ghcr.io/kioie/tiny-go-mcp:1.1.2 for containerized local runs
- Explicitly scoped as a test harness—not intended for production agent stacks
- Implements the standard MCP server schema (version 1.1.2) for compatibility checks
- Server version 1.1.2
- Demo surface: tools, one resource, and a prompt (per package description)
- OCI identifier ghcr.io/kioie/tiny-go-mcp:1.1.2
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
You need a tiny, predictable MCP endpoint to debug client wiring without deploying a real backend or leaking production secrets.
Who is it for?
Developers validating MCP stdio config, tinymcp tests, or teaching MCP concepts with a disposable server.
Skip if: Production agent memory, business APIs, or any workload that requires stable SLAs and real data handling.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering the server, your agent host can run end-to-end MCP smoke tests against a fixed demo capability set.
- Working stdio MCP connection with demo tools, resource, and prompt
- Repeatable tinymcp or client integration smoke tests
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Journey fit
MCP servers are wired during product and agent integration work, which maps to the build phase in the solo-builder journey. A tiny reference server fits agent-tooling shelves where builders validate MCP transport and capability shapes before shipping real integrations.
How it compares
Reference MCP demo server, not a production integration or agent skill pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Tiny Go MCP Server for?
It is for builders and MCP maintainers who need a minimal stdio server to test clients, tinymcp, or local agent configuration.
When should I use Tiny Go MCP Server?
Use it during build and agent-tooling setup when you want to confirm tools, resources, and prompts work before connecting a real service.
How do I add Tiny Go MCP Server to my agent?
Add a stdio MCP entry pointing at the OCI image ghcr.io/kioie/tiny-go-mcp:1.1.2 or run the binary from the GitHub repo subfolder cmd/tiny-go-mcp, then restart your host.