EdgeOne Pages MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) service designed to facilitate the rapid deployment of HTML content, folders, and zip files to Tencent's EdgeOne Pages platform. This service enables users to obtain publicly accessible URLs for their deployed content, ensuring fast delivery through edge computing. The MCP server integrates seamlessly with EdgeOne Pages Functions, a serverless computing platform that executes JavaScript/TypeScript code at the edge, and utilizes the EdgeOne Pages KV store to store and serve static HTML content efficiently. The architecture of EdgeOne Pages MCP involves a workflow where a Large Language Model generates HTML content, which is then sent to the MCP server. The server deploys this content to EdgeOne Pages Edge Functions and stores it in the KV store for quick edge access. Subsequently, the MCP server returns a public URL, allowing users to access the content via a browser with optimized edge delivery. Key features of this MCP service include adherence to the MCP protocol for swift HTML content deployment, automatic generation of publicly accessible URLs, and robust error handling for API interactions. The service supports deployment through both stdio MCP Server and Streamable HTTP MCP Server configurations, making it versatile for various MCP applications. Users can deploy HTML content by providing it to the MCP service, which then connects to the EdgeOne Pages API to retrieve the base URL and deploy the content using the KV API. This process results in an immediately accessible public URL. The project requires Node.js 18 or higher and is licensed under the MIT License. Overall, EdgeOne Pages MCP streamlines the process of deploying web content to the edge, leveraging Tencent's EdgeOne infrastructure to deliver fast, reliable, and publicly accessible web pages.
https://github.com/TencentEdgeOne/edgeone-pages-mcp
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