constructor() — mcp Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the constructor() function in server.ts from the mcp codebase.
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Source Code
src/server.ts lines 60–148
constructor(defaultWorkdir?: string, options?: ServerOptions) {
this.defaultWorkdir = defaultWorkdir;
this.options = options;
const experiment = process.env.SUPERMODEL_EXPERIMENT;
// Note: noApiFallback is deferred to start() so startup precaching can use the API
const experimentInstructions: Record<string, string> = {
'minimal-instructions': 'Codebase analysis tool. Call symbol_context to look up functions/classes.',
'search-symbol': 'Codebase search tool. Use `search_symbol` alongside Grep and Read for parallel exploration.',
'split-tools': 'Codebase tools: `find_definition` locates symbols, `trace_calls` shows caller/callee graphs. Call them alongside Read, Grep, and Glob.',
'annotate': 'Codebase annotation tool. Fire `annotate` alongside your Read and Grep calls to enrich results with structural metadata.',
'graphrag': `# Supermodel: Codebase Intelligence
One read-only tool for instant call-graph exploration.
## Tool
- \`explore_function\`: BFS traversal of a function/class call graph. Returns source code, callers, callees, and cross-subsystem boundaries with ← DIFFERENT SUBSYSTEM markers. Supports partial matching and "ClassName.method" syntax.
## Workflow
1. Identify key symbols from the issue, call \`explore_function\` to understand their call-graph context. Issue multiple calls in parallel (read-only, safe).
2. Use file paths and source code from the response to start editing. Max 2 MCP calls total.
## Rules
- Do NOT use TodoWrite. Act directly.
- NEVER create standalone test scripts. Run the repo's existing test suite to verify.
- >2 MCP turns = diminishing returns. Get everything you need in one turn.`,
};
const instructions = experiment && experimentInstructions[experiment]
? experimentInstructions[experiment]
: `# Supermodel: Codebase Intelligence
One read-only tool for instant codebase understanding. Pre-computed graphs enable sub-second responses.
The codebase overview is included below in these instructions — you already have the architecture map.
## Recommended workflow
1. Identify symbols from the issue/overview and call \`symbol_context\` to explore them.
Batch via \`symbols\` array or issue multiple calls in parallel (read-only, safe).
2. Stop calling MCP tools. Start editing by turn 3. Max 3 MCP calls total.
## Rules
- Do NOT use TodoWrite. Act directly.
- Use the Task tool to delegate subtasks (e.g. running tests, exploring tangential code).
- >2 MCP turns = diminishing returns. Explore everything you need in one turn.
## After fixing
Run the full related test suite to catch regressions. Do NOT write standalone test scripts.
## Tool reference
- \`symbol_context\`: Source, callers, callees, domain for any function/class/method.
Supports "Class.method", partial matching, and batch lookups via \`symbols\` array.
Use \`brief: true\` for compact output when looking up 3+ symbols.
Read-only — safe to call in parallel.`;
this.server = new McpServer(
{
name: 'supermodel_api',
version: '0.0.1',
},
{
capabilities: { tools: {}, logging: {}, prompts: {}, resources: {} },
instructions,
},
);
const config = new Configuration({
basePath: process.env.SUPERMODEL_BASE_URL || 'https://api.supermodeltools.com',
apiKey: process.env.SUPERMODEL_API_KEY,
fetchApi: fetchWithTimeout,
});
logger.debug('Server configuration:');
logger.debug('Base URL:', config.basePath);
logger.debug('API Key set:', !!process.env.SUPERMODEL_API_KEY);
if (this.defaultWorkdir) {
logger.debug('Default workdir:', this.defaultWorkdir);
}
const api = new DefaultApi(config);
this.client = {
graphs: new SupermodelClient(api),
};
this.setupHandlers();
this.setupPrompts();
this.setupResources();
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does constructor() do?
constructor() is a function in the mcp codebase.
What does constructor() call?
constructor() calls 6 function(s): constructor, debug, setupHandlers, setupPrompts, setupResources, start.
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