The value is the three templates plus the two "how do I wire this up" answers, which is exactly the friction of a first MCP server. It has not been renamed off its placeholder package identifier, which tells you where it sits: a scaffold you run locally rather than something you install from a registry.
A small generator that produces new MCP servers for Smithery. Three templates are included — Basic, with one example tool; Web Search; and Database, wired for PostgreSQL — so the starting point matches what you are building rather than being an empty folder.
Three tools: one generates a new MCP server from the configuration you give it, one returns the integration config for Cursor IDE, and one returns the steps for deploying to Smithery.
Node.js and npm. Clone the repository, run `npm install`, then `npm start`. To use it from Cursor, add an entry to `~/.cursor/mcp.json` running it through `npx -y @smithery/cli@latest run`. Note that the package name in the repository is still the placeholder `@your-username/mcp-forge`, so the Smithery run target needs replacing with your own before that path works.