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create-stateforge

v0.1.1

Published

Scaffold a stateless MCP server (spec 2026-07-28) with a StateStore, a visual inspector, and deploy configs

Downloads

21

Readme

create-stateforge

Scaffold a stateless MCP server for the 2026-07-28 specification.

npm create stateforge@latest my-server
# or
pnpm create stateforge my-server

You get a TypeScript + Express server with a pluggable StateStore, a working multi-turn example built on explicit state handles, a visual inspector at /inspector, and deploy configs for Vercel and Docker.

Options

create-stateforge [directory] [options]

  --name <name>          npm package name (default: the directory name)
  --store <memory|redis> State backend to configure (default: memory)
  --pm <npm|pnpm|yarn|bun>
                         Package manager to install with (default: detected)
  --no-install           Skip dependency installation
  --no-git               Skip `git init`
  -y, --yes              Accept every default, ask nothing
  -v, --version          Print the version
  -h, --help             Print this help

Prompts are skipped automatically when stdin is not a TTY, so this runs unattended in CI without --yes.

Zero runtime dependencies.

See the project README for what the generated server contains and why it is shaped that way.

MIT licensed.