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MCP projects built at Fronthyre

These are 1 real MCP apps and servers built and deployed by student teams at the Fronthyre NitroStack × MCP To The Moon hackathon. Each project is a working agentic AI build on the Model Context Protocol, shipped on NitroStack. Open any project to watch the demo, read the write-up, and explore the source.

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Placement Copilot Your AI-Powered Placement Command Center

Placement Copilot is an MCP-powered AI placement assistant that brings company applications, recruitment deadlines, eligibility criteria, and preparation progress into one connected workspace. Students can use natural-language conversations to track application stages, identify upcoming deadlines, compare their profile against company requirements, and generate personalized preparation plans based on the time remaining and their weak topics. Through MCP tools, resources, prompts, and interactive widgets, Placement Copilot turns scattered placement information into clear, actionable next steps.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Fronthyre NitroStack hackathon?
The Fronthyre hackathon is a NitroStack × MCP To The Moon buildathon where student teams design, build, and deploy MCP (Model Context Protocol) apps and servers. Every project on this page is a real, submitted MCP application built by a student team and deployed on NitroStack — the full-stack platform for building and shipping agentic AI and MCP apps.
What are MCP apps and MCP servers?
MCP apps and MCP servers are applications built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard that lets AI agents securely connect to tools, data, and APIs. An MCP server exposes tools, resources, and prompts that any MCP-compatible AI agent can call, turning a large language model into an agentic AI system that can take real actions. NitroStack lets you build, deploy, and scale these MCP apps end to end.
How many projects were built at Fronthyre?
1 MCP project was submitted at the Fronthyre hackathon. You can browse each one below, watch the demo, read the write-up, and open the source code and live MCP endpoint.
How can I build my own MCP app?
You can build your own MCP app on NitroStack (nitrostack.ai) — it provides the SDK, cloud deployment, and studio to go from idea to a deployed, agentic AI MCP server. Explore the docs at docs.nitrostack.ai and browse community builds on r/mcptothemoon.