Example MCP Server
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Example MCP Server
This is an example MCP Server Actor written in Typescript. It doesn't do much; it just reads two numbers from its input, sums them, and pushes the result to the Actor's default dataset.
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Apify MCP Server Test Actor
A minimal Actor for testing the Apify MCP server integration. Use it to verify that your MCP client can discover and call Actor tools correctly.
What it does
This Actor runs exclusively in Apify Standby mode and exposes an MCP server over HTTP. It registers one tool — add — which adds two integers and returns the sum (with an optional artificial wait via waitSeconds), plus a static calculator-info resource. Each add tool call is billed via pay-per-event.
Endpoints
POST /mcp— Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint.GET /— Readiness probe (responds200 okwhen thex-apify-container-server-readiness-probeheader is present).
Getting started
$apify run
The Actor is standby-only, so to exercise it you need to invoke it as a standby Actor and send MCP requests to the exposed port.
Deploy to Apify
$apify push