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@blurrah blurrah commented May 26, 2025

Background

This adds a blog post to introduce the mcp-graphql server.

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This is a blog post introducing the mcp-graphql server and what it does, why MCP and GraphQL work very well and it's future goals. This is a really early rough draft.

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TL;DR

- The GraphQL MCP server allows your AI models to interact with your GraphQL server
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Maybe worth mentioning in as many places as possible, that this works with ANY GraphQL server and you don't and shouldn't need any vendor specific solution in general

packages/web/docs/src/app/blog/(posts)/introducing-mcp-graphql/page.mdx Outdated
With traditional MCP servers, this would require separate tools for users, posts, filtering, and sorting - if you even anticipated this exact combination.

## The future
- Tools per operation
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Turn that into text
also maybe link to PRs or issues on the repo
and expand more on the idea of how to connect to Hive Console

packages/web/docs/src/app/blog/(posts)/introducing-mcp-graphql/page.mdx
- It allows introspection of both local and remote schema's
- It supports both query and mutation operations, where mutations are opt-in
- It uses a single tool call for complete flexibility in how you want to interact with your schema
- Future updates will also allow for specific tool generation for an operation and persisted documents support
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worth mentioning that this library is fully open source and MIT

packages/web/docs/src/app/blog/(posts)/introducing-mcp-graphql/page.mdx
A new MCP server that connects AI models to GraphQL endpoints with full schema awareness and dynamic querying capabilities.
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don't forget to link to your library :)

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