Add test implementation of an "mcp" command#1484
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This introduces a new "mcp" command that allows the fastly CLI tool to act as an MCP server. Currently, it serves the Fastly API, but the design is intended to support additional MCP servers in the future—for example, to assist with Compute SDKs.
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This introduces a new
mcpcommand that allows the Fastly CLI tool to act as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server.Currently, it serves the Fastly API, but the design is intended to support additional MCP servers in the future, for example, to assist with Compute SDKs.
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User Impact:
This change enables users to run the Fastly CLI as an MCP server, allowing integration with tools and editors that support the MCP protocol. Initially, this provides access to the Fastly API via MCP, and the architecture is designed to support additional MCP server types in the future (e.g., for Compute SDKs). This opens up new automation and integration possibilities for users and partners.
Are there any considerations that need to be addressed for release?
No breaking changes are introduced. The new
mcpcommand is additive and does not affect existing CLI functionality.Note: When running in stdio mode, all server startup messages are now sent to stderr to avoid interfering with the MCP protocol.