php-mcp-server-generator

To generate a PHP MCP server, you provide a project name, description, transport type, and PHP version. The generator outputs a full project skeleton with composer.json, server.php, src/, and PHPUnit test scaffolding.

A PHP MCP server scaffold includes composer.json, server.php, src/, tests/, and a README. It features configurable transport types (stdio, http), optional submodules for Tools, Resources, and Prompts, plus example templates.

Yes, the generated PHP MCP server enforces strict types and follows the PSR-12 coding style. It applies these standards across the entire project structure to ensure production-ready backend code.

Yes, you can configure transport types (stdio, http, or both) and select desired submodules like Tools, Resources, and Prompts. The generator applies these inputs to output a ready-to-run MCP server scaffold.

The best way to set up a production-ready PHP MCP server is using a scaffold generator. It reduces boilerplate by creating a complete project structure with configurable transport, PHPUnit testing, and PSR-12 compliance.

You need to specify a target PHP version when creating your MCP server scaffold. The generator uses this input to build the project structure, ensuring compatibility with your development, testing, and deployment workflows.