TachyonMCP, a JVM library, lets developers expose Java business logic and resources as a Streamable MCP server. It supports both the latest and legacy MCP specifications through a unified API and runs on modern JVMs using virtual threads. This gives Java teams a low-friction path to make existing services available to MCP clients.
Tachyon is a framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Java 21+ and Kotlin without Spring or reactive APIs. It leverages Netty, Streamable HTTP, virtual threads, and Kotlin coroutines. It is currently in 1.0 beta and aims to simplify MCP server development for JVM developers.
Tachyon is a framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Java 21+ and Kotlin without Spring or reactive APIs. It leverages Netty, Streamable HTTP, virtual threads, and Kotlin coroutines. It is currently in 1.0 beta and aims to simplify MCP server development for JVM developers.
Karada.ai launches CI/CD platform turning APIs into MCP servers with 1-click plugins
Karada.ai launches CI/CD platform turning APIs into MCP servers with 1-click plugins
A developer released an MCP server on GitHub that converts async-work practices into reusable tools. The project aims to streamline asynchronous workflows by providing a server that exposes these practices as tools via the Model Context Protocol.
A developer released an MCP server on GitHub that converts async-work practices into reusable tools. The project aims to streamline asynchronous workflows by providing a server that exposes these practices as tools via the Model Context Protocol.
MCP-uplift is a tool that allows legacy MCP servers to operate behind the new stateless protocol, enabling compatibility and modernization. It solves the problem of integrating older MCP servers with newer stateless architectures, benefiting developers who need to maintain or migrate existing MCP-based systems.
MCP-uplift is a tool that allows legacy MCP servers to operate behind the new stateless protocol, enabling compatibility and modernization. It solves the problem of integrating older MCP servers with newer stateless architectures, benefiting developers who need to maintain or migrate existing MCP-based systems.
A developer announced MCP-stama, an ultra-fast Rust-based MCP server with no dependencies, on Hacker News. The project aims to provide a lightweight alternative for Model Context Protocol integration.
A developer announced MCP-stama, an ultra-fast Rust-based MCP server with no dependencies, on Hacker News. The project aims to provide a lightweight alternative for Model Context Protocol integration.