mcp-production-kit
A production-ready MCP server template with OAuth 2.1, RBAC, and audit logging for building secure, observable tool servers.
README
mcp-production-kit
Production-ready TypeScript MCP server template — OAuth 2.1, RBAC, audit logs.
Most MCP server examples stop at "it works in the Inspector". Production needs the other 80%: who is calling, what are they allowed to do, and what did they actually do. This is a clone-and-adapt remote MCP server that ships that part:
- Streamable HTTP transport via the official
@modelcontextprotocol/sdk - OAuth 2.1 resource server — token validation (JWKS), protected-resource metadata, audience binding, per the current MCP authorization spec
- Per-tool RBAC — deny-by-default scope map; read-only tools by default, write tools behind explicit scopes + confirmation payloads
- Append-only audit logging — actor, tool, args hash, status, latency, trace id for every call; GDPR-aware (args hashed, PII redaction hooks)
- Rate limiting, tests, evals — vitest + scripted MCP Inspector flows
- EU-first deployment — Hetzner runbook (Fly.io alternative), Keycloak as the default self-hosted IdP
What this is not
Not a gateway, not a multi-tenant control plane, not a hosted service, not a tool marketplace. One server, one SaaS, done well.
Status
Early — M1 of the roadmap is done: the Streamable HTTP
server runs, every tool call is audited (stdout JSON + Postgres sink), health
endpoints and the Hetzner deploy path are in place. OAuth 2.1 + RBAC against
a real IdP (M2) and the runnable example (M3) are next — until M2 lands,
scopes come from the DEV_GRANTED_SCOPES dev-only escape hatch, so don't
point this at production data yet.
Layout
src/server.ts Streamable HTTP transport, session handling (M1)
src/tools/ tool registry — zod schemas, task-oriented tools
src/auth/ OAuth 2.1 resource server (M2)
src/rbac/ per-tool scope map, deny-by-default
src/audit/ structured audit middleware, append-only sink
src/rate-limit/ per-client + per-tool limits (M3)
src/observability/ OpenTelemetry, health endpoints (M1)
adapters/ IdP adapters: Keycloak (default), Auth0, WorkOS
example/ Supabase demo SaaS, 5 tools (M3)
test/ vitest + MCP Inspector scripts + tool evals
deploy/ Dockerfile, compose, Hetzner runbook (M1)
docs/ tool-design guide, adaptation guide, SECURITY.md
Development
Node ≥ 22, pnpm.
pnpm install
pnpm lint && pnpm test && pnpm build
Design principles live in docs/tool-design.md — start there before adding tools.
License
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