The Ticket Generator MCP Server acts as an MCP bridge between AI agents and the Ticket Generator APIs, enabling actions such as retrieving ticket data, generating shareable ticket URLs, delivering tickets via email or other channels, and fetching event details. It operates over HTTP transport and expects the API key to be supplied by the MCP client in the Authorization header, with secure transmission over HTTPS in production or via ngrok during development. The server exposes a minimal API surface including health checks and session lifecycle endpoints: GET /health, POST /mcp, GET /mcp for streaming updates, and DELETE /mcp to terminate sessions. Four tools are exposed to AI agents to perform common tasks: get_ticket_data, get_ticket_url, send_ticket, and get_event_details, each mapped to corresponding Ticket Generator API calls. The README provides guidance for integrating with MCP clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, as well as deployment steps for local development with ngrok and production deployments using environment variables. Comprehensive error handling is included to return structured errors that AI agents can understand and act upon.