io.github.paiml/pforge

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Zero-boilerplate MCP server framework with declarative YAML configuration

A declarative framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using YAML configuration. Registry Name: io.github.paiml/pforge pforge is available in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Registry. Install it via: For Maintainers: See MCP Registry Publishing Guide for publishing instructions. pforge lets you define MCP servers in YAML instead of writing boilerplate code. It's built on top…

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Authorio.github.paiml
LicenseUnknown
Version0.1.2
Sourcemcp-registry
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A declarative framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using YAML configuration. Registry Name: io.github.paiml/pforge pforge is available in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Registry. Install it via: For Maintainers: See MCP Registry Publishing Guide for publishing instructions. pforge lets you define MCP servers in YAML instead of writing boilerplate code. It's built on top of pmcp (rust-mcp-sdk) and generates optimized Rust code from your configuration. The scaffolded…

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