MCPs tagged with golang
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PMCP
Golang Model Context Protocol server for natural language Prometheus queries
PMCP implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in Go, enabling natural language access and manipulation of Prometheus metrics. It maintains full consistency with the Prometheus HTTP API and supports a robust, type-safe interface for seamless integration with MCP-compatible clients. The server offers complete Prometheus API coverage and supports multiple transport methods, including HTTP and Server-Sent Events. Its modular architecture is designed for performance, extensibility, and effective error handling.
- ⭐ 3
- MCP
- yshngg/pmcp
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godoc-mcp-server
Provides Go package documentation from pkg.go.dev to LLMs as an MCP server.
godoc-mcp-server enables searching Golang packages and obtains their documentation from pkg.go.dev, serving the information to language models via the Model Context Protocol. Communication occurs over standard input/output, supporting efficient retrieval of package information, including support for subpackages and usage instructions. The tool includes local caching and features tailored to LLM integration scenarios.
- ⭐ 32
- MCP
- yikakia/godoc-mcp-server
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go-mcp-mysql
Zero-burden Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for MySQL automation.
go-mcp-mysql is a ready-to-use server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for seamless interaction and automation with MySQL databases. Written in Go, it enables users to perform CRUD operations and check query plans without requiring a Node.js or Python environment. The server supports both command-line and DSN configurations, includes a read-only mode, and features a set of tools for managing schema and data. It is designed for low-overhead deployment and flexible MySQL automation workflows.
- ⭐ 46
- MCP
- Zhwt/go-mcp-mysql
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MKP
A Model Context Protocol server enabling LLM-powered applications to interact with Kubernetes clusters.
MKP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for Kubernetes environments, allowing large language model (LLM) powered applications to list, retrieve, and apply Kubernetes resources through a standardized protocol interface. Built natively in Go, it utilizes Kubernetes API machinery to provide direct, type-safe, and reliable operations without dependencies on CLI tools. MKP offers a minimalist, pluggable design enabling universal resource support, including custom resource definitions, and includes built-in rate limiting for production readiness.
- ⭐ 54
- MCP
- StacklokLabs/mkp