Technical implementation specifications

Enterprise-grade
MCP architecture

Production-ready infrastructure with multi-language support, OAuth2/OIDC authentication, and containerized deployment.

Input requirements

What we need from your existing infrastructure to build a seamless MCP integration.

API specification

Mandatory: OpenAPI/Swagger, gRPC proto definitions, or equivalent high-quality API documentation.

Same data and functionality as your existing API.

Sample database

Mandatory: a structurally compatible database matching your API's data model for implementation and testing.

Can be a reduced or anonymized copy.

Codebase access

Optional, but required if you need support for complex non-CRUD operations. If not provided, we need functional definitions of your business logic.

Business rules and validations documented.

Technology stack

Multi-language support with production-ready base templates for each stack.

Supported implementation languages

We build your MCP server in one of the following production-ready languages:

TypeScript / Node.js
Python
C#
Go
PHP
Rust

Note: We do not implement MCP servers in Java, Kotlin, or Swift, but we can integrate with systems built in these languages.

Database integration

Abstractions and helpers for common SQL databases:

PostgreSQL
MySQL / MariaDB
MS SQL Server

Optional extension points for NoSQL databases and internal services.

Intelligent tool design philosophy

We do not create one tool per REST endpoint. Strategic grouping improves AI model performance and discoverability.

Why not 1:1 mapping?

AI clients start each connection with zero internal state. They discover capabilities only from the tool list and JSON Schema descriptions. Flooding them with dozens of granular tools degrades model performance and makes discovery fragile.

Our grouping strategy

UPDATE
Update tools

Group POST/PUT endpoints into update tools per functional domain. Example: customer_update, order_update.

QUERY
Query tools

Group GET endpoints into query tools. Example: customer_query handles "get by ID" and "list with filters" via parameters.

DELETE
Delete tools

Create scoped delete tools per domain. Example: customer_delete for remove or deactivate operations.

Result: 3× efficiency

A domain with 5–6 REST endpoints becomes roughly 2 MCP tools—about one-third of the original number of interfaces.

Handling complex payloads

For deeply nested composite structures (arrays, nested objects), we extract substructures as separate tools where it improves clarity. This maintains simple JSON Schemas and avoids overloading individual tools.

Delivery architecture & runtime

Containerized environment ready for Docker/Kubernetes deployment.

MCP application container

Main MCP server in your chosen language. Exposes HTTP and MCP protocol endpoints and connects to your databases and APIs.

HTTP serverMCP protocolDatabase connectors

Authentication & identity provider

Reference Keycloak container for OAuth2/OIDC flows. Demonstrates token issuance and validation, and can be swapped for any IdP via configuration.

OAuth2 / OIDCToken validationExternal IdP support

MCP Inspector (React-based)

Bundled official MCP Inspector app, preconfigured for your server. Think of it as "Swagger for MCP," with a web UI for manual testing.

Documentation UIManual testingTool discovery

Web login & OAuth flow

HTML-based login form implementing the OAuth2/OIDC authorization code flow. Demonstrates a complete end-to-end authentication path.

Authorization codeToken exchangeSession management

Base application templates

Production-ready starting points with consistent architecture across all supported languages.

HTTP server wiring

Minimal, production-ready HTTP server with routing and middleware.

Auth & authorization

OAuth2/OIDC, external token verification, and API key support.

MCP server implementation

Official SDK integration with baseline CRUD tool implementations.

Database abstractions

PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MS SQL Server connectors and helpers.

These templates enable rapid project initialization with consistent security patterns, architecture decisions, and extension points across all supported languages.

What you receive

A complete implementation package ready for production deployment.

1

Custom MCP server implementation

Built on our base template in your chosen language. Mapped to your API specification and domain model, with intelligently grouped tools derived from your endpoints and business rules.

2

Sample client implementations

Example clients (CLI tools, backend scripts, or web UIs) demonstrating common use cases and best practices for consuming your MCP tools.

3

Documentation & onboarding

Complete explanation of grouping rules, tool semantics, JSON Schemas, extension guides, and deployment runbooks tailored to your environments.

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