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new-dotnet-mcplisted

Use when creating a new .NET MCP server from the agent-harness template ("new mcp server", "new model context protocol server", "new dotnet mcp"). Scaffolds via the new-project CLI, which stamps provenance and verifies guardrails.
ryan75195/dotnet-agent-harness · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 64
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# New .NET MCP Server Project Scaffold a .NET 10 MCP server (HTTP/streamable, ModelContextProtocol SDK) by delegating to the standalone `new-project` CLI (the single source of truth for scaffold -> stamp -> setup -> verify). ## Inputs - **Name** (required): PascalCase solution name, e.g. `WeatherMcp`. Ask if not given. - **Destination** (optional): defaults to `<cwd>/<Name>`. ## Steps 1. **Resolve the harness repo:** ```powershell $repo = & "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/resolve-repo.ps1" | Select-Object -Last 1 ``` 2. **Run the CLI** (omit `-Destination` when defaulted): ```powershell & "$repo/new-project.ps1" dotnet-mcp <Name> -Destination <dir> ``` This installs the templates, scaffolds, stamps provenance, runs setup, and verifies (`dotnet build` + `dotnet test`, including the MCP protocol integration test). If it prints a git-identity error, relay the fix and stop until the user configures git, then re-run. 3. **Report** what the CLI printed: the project path, that the server speaks MCP over HTTP with a sample tool/resource/prompt, and the development lifecycle from the project's CLAUDE.md (issue -> feat branch -> commit -> PR). Never hand-edit `.harness.json` — the CLI writes it.