The author details their experience building an MCP server using Ember.js for its embedded applications. While Ember.js powered the MCP Apps, the overall server infrastructure relied on a broader stack including Kubernetes, Starlette, and Django REST Framework. The author highlights the benefits of Ember.js's "gjs" file format for AI compatibility, a fast Vite build system, and a convenient monorepo structure for sharing components and configurations. However, they encountered challenges with bundle size, partly due to the MCP Apps SDK including all locales of zod, and found that rendering individual components was less desirable than using full applications. AI
IMPACT This article details the use of Ember.js for building embedded applications within an MCP server, highlighting its compatibility with AI tools and efficient build systems.
RANK_REASON The article describes the use of a specific web framework (Ember.js) for building components within a larger server application, which falls under tooling or product development.
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