Initial project structure for MCP interceptors#3
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Establishes a multi-language monorepo structure for MCP interceptors with Python and TypeScript SDKs alongside the existing Go implementation. Implements an efficient CI/CD system that only tests what changes.
🏗️ SDK Scaffolding
python/sdk/): Modern Python package usingpyproject.toml, aligned with official MCP Python SDK patternstypescript/sdk/): ESM-based package structure, compatible with official MCP TypeScript SDK{language}/sdk/pattern across all implementations🚀 CI/CD Pipeline
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