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MCP Crash Course

by Ayyappa054

This project demonstrates the integration of LangChain with Model Control Protocol (MCP) adapters, showcasing a system that handles mathematical calculations and weather queries through separate MCP servers. It provides examples of both single and multi-server implementations.

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What is MCP Crash Course?

This project is a demonstration of how to integrate LangChain with Model Control Protocol (MCP) adapters to create a system that can handle different types of queries using multiple MCP servers. It includes examples for both single-server and multi-server setups.

How to use MCP Crash Course?

To use this project, clone the repository, create a virtual environment, install the dependencies, and set up your OpenAI API key in a .env file. Then, you can run either the single-server example (python main.py) or the multi-server example (python langchain_client.py).

Key features of MCP Crash Course

  • Multiple MCP server integration (math and weather servers)

  • LangChain integration with OpenAI

  • Async operation support

  • Environment variable configuration

Use cases of MCP Crash Course

  • Building AI agents that can interact with multiple specialized services

  • Creating systems that can handle different types of queries using different models

  • Demonstrating the use of MCP adapters with LangChain

  • Experimenting with different agent architectures and tool selection strategies

FAQ from MCP Crash Course

What is MCP?

Model Control Protocol (MCP) is a protocol for managing and controlling machine learning models.

What is LangChain?

LangChain is a framework for developing applications powered by language models.

What is the purpose of this project?

This project demonstrates how to integrate LangChain with MCP adapters to create a system that can handle different types of queries using multiple MCP servers.

What are the prerequisites for running this project?

You need Python 3.x and an OpenAI API key.

How do I run the multi-server example?

Run the command python langchain_client.py after setting up the environment and dependencies.