Repositorymodelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocolResource
This repository acts as the authoritative standard for developers implementing MCP clients or servers, ensuring interoperability across tools.
The project serves as the standardisation hub for MCP. It relies technically on TypeScript, JSON Schema, and Mintlify for documentation. It is aimed at software engineers and tool builders integrating context into AI systems. With over 9,100 stars, 1,700 forks, and structured release schemas (such as 2026-07-28), the specification appears mature and widely adopted.
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