MCP Proving Ground Client
by jlmelis
The MCP Proving Ground Client is a Python-based client for interacting with the MCP API. It's designed to test custom MCP servers, helping avoid message limits encountered with other clients.
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What is MCP Proving Ground Client?
A Python client for interacting with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) API, designed for testing custom MCP servers.
How to use MCP Proving Ground Client?
Install the client using uv, clone the repository, set up a virtual environment, install dependencies, configure the Deepseek API key in a .env file, configure the MCP server in config.yaml, and run the client using uv run main.py.
Key features of MCP Proving Ground Client
Simple MCP Client
Python-based
Configurable MCP Server
Sample Server Included
Designed for Testing
Use cases of MCP Proving Ground Client
Testing custom MCP servers
Experimenting with MCP functionality
Avoiding message limits with other clients
Developing MCP integrations
FAQ from MCP Proving Ground Client
What is the purpose of this client?
What is the purpose of this client?
To provide a simple MCP client for testing custom MCP servers and avoiding message limits.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a context passing protocol that allows LLMs to access information.
How do I install the client?
How do I install the client?
Follow the installation instructions in the README using uv.
How do I configure the client?
How do I configure the client?
Edit the config.yaml file to configure the MCP Server and provide your Deepseek API key in a .env file.
Is this project stable?
Is this project stable?
No, the project is in early active development and may have bugs or breaking changes.