swift-version

This MCP server is an example implementation written in Swift that demonstrates how to create and run an MCP server. The repository showcases how to build an MCP service within the Swift ecosystem and expose a microservice endpoint that interacts with the MCP protocol tooling. To use it, first ensure you have a Swift toolchain installed and that Swift Package Manager can fetch dependencies. After building, run the server using the provided binary. The MCP tooling can then interact with this server to manage MCP-style commands and responses as defined by the host environment. The example focuses on illustrating the server structure and the integration points rather than delivering a large feature set, so you can extend it to implement specific MCP operations you need.

Prerequisites:

• Swift toolchain installed (Swift 5.x)
• Swift Package Manager (usually included with Swift)
• Git to clone the repository

Installation steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/artemnovichkov-swift-version-mcp.git cd swift-version
2. Resolve dependencies and build: swift build
3. Run the MCP server (example): swift run --product SwiftVersionServer
4. If you prefer to run via a specific environment, ensure any required environment variables described in code are set before starting the server.

Notes:

• This repository serves as an educational example for creating MCP servers in Swift. It may not include a full production-ready configuration.
• If you modify the server product name or executable, update the mcp_config accordingly to reflect the correct SwiftPM product.
• Ensure you have network access for dependency resolution when first building the project.
• There are no explicit environment variables documented in the README; check the source code for any required configuration points or toggles.
• If you encounter Swift build issues, verify your Swift toolchain version is compatible with the repository code and dependencies.