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Build ultra-lightweight, protocol-compliant MCP servers in Bun.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-lite" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Create a minimal MCP server in Bun with mcp-lite, including one tool, one resource, and one prompt example.
A clean MCP server example with minimal dependencies.
Show how to add a callable tool to an MCP server with mcp-lite, and explain its input and output.
Tool definition and invocation example.
Show how to provide both resources and prompts with mcp-lite, including sample code.
Implementation approach and code examples for resources and prompts.
When a developer wants to quickly try MCP tools, resources, and prompts in Bun, this helps build a minimal implementation. Its small dependency and heap footprint make it ideal for prototyping.
When a project needs a lightweight, protocol-compliant MCP server, this reduces overhead. It suits scenarios sensitive to dependency count and memory usage.
If you want to expose existing capabilities to AI clients via MCP, it helps wrap interfaces quickly. It supports organizing tools, resources, and prompts with little code.
It is an ultra-lightweight MCP server solution for Bun with full protocol compliance. It is designed for building MCP servers with minimal dependencies and heap footprint.
According to the description, it supports tools, resources, and prompts. In other words, you can organize tool, resource, and prompt capabilities with it.
The description states that it is designed for Bun, so a Bun runtime is required. For more specific installation or configuration details, see the source repository.
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