python-pip-mcp
by lukeage
This repository provides a minimal example implementation of an Anthropic MCP (Model Context Protocol) client and server in Python with Pip. It serves as a reference for debugging MCP clients and servers, especially in VSCode on Windows.
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What is python-pip-mcp?
This is a minimal example implementation of an Anthropic MCP client and server in Python using Pip. It aims to provide a debuggable reference for understanding and working with the Model Context Protocol.
How to use python-pip-mcp?
- Create a virtual environment.
- Install the requirements using
pip install -r requirements.txt. - Create a
.envfile and set your Anthropic API key. - Run the
mcp_client.pyscript usingpython mcp_client.py.
Key features of python-pip-mcp
Minimal implementation
Debuggable in VSCode
Python based
Uses Pip for package management
Use cases of python-pip-mcp
Learning MCP
Debugging MCP clients and servers
Building custom MCP integrations
Understanding Anthropic's MCP protocol
FAQ from python-pip-mcp
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. Refer to https://modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction for details.
What IDEs are supported?
What IDEs are supported?
VSCode is the primary supported IDE, but other IDEs should work with minimal adjustments.
What OS are supported?
What OS are supported?
Windows is the primary supported OS, but other OS should work with minimal adjustments.
Where do I get my Anthropic API key?
Where do I get my Anthropic API key?
You need to obtain an Anthropic API key from Anthropic.
What is the purpose of the .env file?
What is the purpose of the .env file?
The .env file is used to store your Anthropic API key securely.