What is studymate?

This repository is a starter template for building an MCP server with NitroStack, a framework for creating tools that AI assistants can call. The template comes with a working calculator example already wired up, so a new user can see how a tool, its inputs, and its response widget fit together before writing any code of their own. Inside the template you get a calculator module that includes tools, resources, and prompts, the three building blocks NitroStack expects a server to expose. The project is set up with TypeScript and Zod, a library used to validate that data coming into the server has the right shape, and the folder layout is already arranged to support widgets, the visual elements a tool can return alongside plain text. A set of npm scripts for development, building, and starting the server in production are included as well. Getting started only takes a few commands. Running the NitroStack CLI creates a new project from this template, then a couple of npm commands start it in development mode. From there, NitroStack Studio is the recommended companion app for testing and debugging the server while you build. Because this is explicitly a learning template rather than a finished product, its value is in showing the minimum shape a NitroStack server needs to take. Someone new to MCP servers could clone it, run the calculator example, and then replace that logic with their own tools. Anyone looking for something already solving a real problem should look elsewhere in the NitroStack ecosystem, since this repo intentionally stays small and focused on fundamentals: it points to the main NitroStack repository, documentation site, and community channels for anything beyond the basics. There is no information in the README about a license, stars, or maintenance activity. The project itself reports zero stars and no listed language, consistent with it being a fresh scaffold rather than an established tool.