create-mcp-servers
<essential_principles>
<the_5_rules> Every MCP server must follow these:
- Never Hardcode Secrets - Use
${VAR}expansion in configs, environment variables in code - Use
cwdProperty - Isolates dependencies (not--cwdin args) - Always Absolute Paths -
which uvto find paths, never relative - One Server Per Directory -
~/Developer/mcp/{server-name}/ - Use
uvfor Python - Better than pip, handles venvs automatically </the_5_rules>
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