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Reference implementation of from . Manages the lifecycle (init, health, teardown) of the server as a plugin, proving the interaction plugin interface works with a real integration. Tool bridging and resource registration are handled internally by — this plugin is a thin lifecycle wrapper. Option | Type | Default | Description | --------|------|---------|-------------| | | | Transport type. stdio uses stdin/stdout (JSON-RPC) | | | — | Port for SSE transport (ignored for stdio) | stdio (default)…
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