servers

Everything Server – Architecture

Architecture | Project Structure | Startup Process | Server Features | Extension Points | How It Works

This documentation summarizes the current layout and runtime architecture of the src/everything package. It explains how the server starts, how transports are wired, where tools, prompts, and resources are registered, and how to extend the system.

High‑level Overview

Purpose

A minimal, modular MCP server showcasing core Model Context Protocol features. It exposes simple tools, prompts, and resources, and can be run over multiple transports (STDIO, SSE, and Streamable HTTP).

Design

A small “server factory” constructs the MCP server and registers features. Transports are separate entry points that create/connect the server and handle network concerns. Tools, prompts, and resources are organized in their own submodules.

Multi‑client

The server supports multiple concurrent clients. Tracking per session data is demonstrated with resource subscriptions and simulated logging.

Build and Distribution

Project Structure

Startup Process

Server Features

Extension Points

How It Works