mcp-csharp-create
PopularCreate MCP servers using the C# SDK and .NET project templates. Covers scaffolding, tool/prompt/resource implementation, and transport configuration for stdio and HTTP. USE FOR: creating new MCP server projects, scaffolding with dotnet new mcpserver, adding MCP tools/prompts/resources, choosing stdio vs HTTP transport, configuring MCP hosting in Program.cs, setting up ASP.NET Core MCP endpoints with MapMcp. DO NOT USE FOR: writing tests (use mcp-csharp-test), publishing or deploying (use mcp-csharp-publish), building MCP clients, non-.NET MCP servers.
Related Skills
Create MCP servers using the C# SDK and .NET project templates. Covers scaffolding, tool/prompt/resource implementation, and transport configuration for stdio and HTTP. USE FOR: creating new MCP server projects, scaffolding with dotnet new mcpserver, adding MCP tools/prompts/resources, choosing stdio vs HTTP transport, configuring MCP hosting in Program.cs, setting up ASP.NET Core MCP endpoints with MapMcp. DO NOT USE FOR: writing tests (use mcp-csharp-test), publishing or deploying (use mcp-csharp-publish), building MCP clients, non-.NET MCP servers.
C# MCP Server Creation
Create Model Context Protocol servers using the official C# SDK (ModelContextProtocol NuGet package) and the dotnet new mcpserver project template. Servers expose tools, prompts, and resources that LLMs can discover and invoke via the MCP protocol.
When to Use
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Starting a new MCP server project from scratch
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Adding tools, prompts, or resources to an existing MCP server
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Choosing between stdio (
--transport local) and HTTP (--transport remote) transport -
Setting up ASP.NET Core hosting for an HTTP MCP server
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Wrapping an external API or service as MCP tools
Stop Signals
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Need tests or evaluations? → Use
mcp-csharp-test -
Ready to publish? → Use
mcp-csharp-publish -
Building an MCP client, not a server → This skill is server-side only
