quick-mcp-example
by ALucek
This repository provides an example MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and client implementation. It demonstrates how to standardize LLM interaction by exposing tools, resources, and prompts.
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What is quick-mcp-example?
This is an example MCP server that showcases the core components of the Model Context Protocol, including tools, resources, and prompts, to facilitate standardized interaction with LLMs.
How to use quick-mcp-example?
To use this example, clone the repository, set up the ChromaDB database following the provided instructions, create a virtual environment, install the necessary packages, and then run the client and server using the provided command.
Key features of quick-mcp-example
Exposes tools for LLM interaction
Provides access to resources for context
Implements reusable prompt templates
Demonstrates a simple knowledgebase chatbot flow
Includes a CLI client for interaction
Use cases of quick-mcp-example
Integrating services APIs and tools with LLMs
Connecting to local datasources for LLM context
Creating standardized conversation flows for common tasks
Building modular LLM applications with interoperable components
FAQ from quick-mcp-example
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs.
What are MCP Servers?
What are MCP Servers?
MCP Servers handle tool availability, tool execution, static content as resources, and preset prompts.
What are MCP Clients?
What are MCP Clients?
MCP Clients manage connections to servers, LLM integration, and message passing between components.
What are MCP Hosts?
What are MCP Hosts?
MCP Hosts provide frontend interfaces, surfacing of MCP functionality to users, and integration points for the overall ecosystem.
Where can I find more MCP servers?
Where can I find more MCP servers?
Check out MCP's Server List at https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/servers for official integrations and community-made servers.