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@theyahia/create-mcp

v0.2.0

Published

Scaffold a new MCP server in the WWmcp monorepo (or anywhere) — copies the production-grade template, wires placeholders, prints next steps.

Readme

@theyahia/create-mcp

Scaffold a new MCP server for the WWmcp monorepo (or anywhere) in 30 seconds.

Usage

From inside the WWmcp monorepo (recommended):

npx @theyahia/create-mcp <name> \
  --region=<region> \
  --category=<category> \
  --base-url=<api-url> \
  [--description="..."]

This:

  1. Detects the monorepo root (looks for pnpm-workspace.yaml).
  2. Copies servers/_template/ to servers/<name>/.
  3. Replaces placeholders (CHANGEME<name>, env-var prefixes, base URL, package metadata).
  4. Prints next steps.

Examples

# Russian payment gateway
npx @theyahia/create-mcp tinkoff \
  --region=russia --category=payments \
  --base-url=https://securepay.tinkoff.ru/v2 \
  --description="Tinkoff Acquiring API — payments, refunds, recurring"

# African mobile money
npx @theyahia/create-mcp m-pesa \
  --region=africa --category=payments \
  --base-url=https://sandbox.safaricom.co.ke

Flags

| Flag | Values | |---|---| | --region | russia, cis, turkey, mena, gulf, africa, latam, sea, south-asia, global | | --category | payments, crm, logistics, comms, ai, data, hr, marketing, finance, ecommerce, other | | --base-url | API base URL (string) | | --auth | api-key (default), bearer, oauth2, hmac, none | | --description | Short description for package.json and README | | --target-dir | Override target directory (advanced) | | --dry-run | Print actions without writing files | | --help | Show help |

Naming rules

  • Lowercase, ASCII only
  • Hyphenated (no underscores, no camelCase)
  • Don't include the -mcp suffix — it's added automatically
  • Examples: tinkoff, m-pesa, pochta-russia

After scaffolding

cd servers/<name>
pnpm install                              # from monorepo root
pnpm test --filter @theyahia/<name>-mcp   # ensure template tests still pass
# implement your tools, add tests, update README
pnpm changeset                            # describe your change for the release

See the WWmcp Contributing Guide for the full production-grade checklist (8+ tools, mcp-core, dual transport, vitest, etc.).

License

MIT