Why this server?
This server is a perfect fit as it explicitly mentions a ".NET 8 Web API" demonstration, directly addressing the user's desire to "make a web API" within a relevant technology stack (WPF and VSIX imply .NET).
Why this server?
WPF applications and VSIX extensions run within the Windows environment. This server provides comprehensive tools for interacting with and managing Windows systems, which is crucial for developing and testing such applications and extensions.
Why this server?
Similar to the 'Windows System MCP', this server is highly relevant as it focuses on managing Windows environments, which is the native platform for WPF desktop applications and VSIX extensions for Visual Studio.
Why this server?
VSIX extensions are built for Visual Studio Code, and many extensions integrate with or provide Language Server Protocol (LSP) features. This server offers tools for interacting with LSP, directly supporting VSIX extension development.
Why this server?
This server is a modular MCP server designed for connecting to and providing external APIs, which directly aligns with the user's goal to "make an web API".
Why this server?
While FastAPI is Python-based, its description as a "production-ready API server template" makes it highly relevant for learning and creating a web API, even if the user eventually uses a .NET stack for their final product.