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Co-authored-by: Dan Barr <[email protected]>
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This registry defines:
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This registry contains two types of server configurations:
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- A single MCP server called `my-fetch` in the top-level `servers` section
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- A group called `dev-toolkit` with its own independent server called
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`fetch-tool`
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- A standalone MCP server called `my-fetch` in the top-level `servers` section
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- A group called `dev-toolkit` containing a `fetch-tool` server
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Groups are optional - you can omit the entire `groups` section if you only need
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individual servers. Groups are independent entities that contain their own
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complete server definitions. The `dev-toolkit` group includes a `fetch-tool`
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server that's similar to the top-level `my-fetch` server but with different
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configuration (different user agent, different allowed hosts for development
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purposes).
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The `dev-toolkit` group demonstrates how you can organize related servers
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together. When you run this group later, you'll be able to start multiple
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servers as a single unit—perfect for development workflows or team-specific
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toolsets. Notice how the `fetch-tool` server has a different user agent and
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network permissions than `my-fetch`, showing how you can customize servers
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within groups for specific purposes.
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Each server definition includes:
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Your server configurations include everything ToolHive needs to run them:
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- A description explaining its purpose
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- The container image to use

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