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Thirdly, ability to run the servers as a native executable. In the MCP servers project the `filesystem` server is https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-mcp-servers/releases[published as a native executable] you can download and gain a much faster startup time.
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There is also a lot of interesting things to come around how to use quarkus dev mode with MCP servers and testing - but that will be for another blog post.
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== JBang required or not ?
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JBang is not required to run the servers, but it makes it much easier and makes it possible for
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non-Java developers to use these servers similar to how they would use Python, Typescript, etc.
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You can of course also run the servers as a normal Java application, but then you need to install right version of Java, download the server and their dependencies.
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All things that are not required when using JBang - thus we recommend using JBang and leave it as an excerise to the reader to run the servers manually using raw java commands.
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== Sky is the limit!
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The Model Context Protocol opens up exciting possibilities for building intelligent applications using your application data with your favourite programming language and framework. With Quarkus MCP Servers, you have a powerful foundation to create your own Java based servers that can bridge AI with any data source or system you can imagine.

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