MCP-dump
by Jayanth-MKV
A collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers built for experimental and learning purposes. The repository explores different approaches to building MCP servers and understanding the protocol's capabilities.
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What is MCP-dump?
This repository contains various MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementations created for experimental and learning purposes. The primary goal is to explore different approaches to building MCP servers and to better understand the protocol's capabilities and limitations.
How to use MCP-dump?
To use any of the MCP servers, navigate to the specific server directory (e.g., mcp-hello/), follow the instructions in that directory's README (if available), install any required dependencies, and run the server according to its documentation.
Key features of MCP-dump
Experimental Implementations
Learning Resource
Reference Implementations
Exploration of MCP variations
Use cases of MCP-dump
Learning MCP
Experimenting with MCP servers
Testing MCP implementations
Developing custom MCP servers
FAQ from MCP-dump
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol designed for interfacing with large language models (LLMs) and managing context between prompts and responses.
Why was this repository created?
Why was this repository created?
This collection exists primarily for learning and experimental purposes, testing different MCP server implementations, exploring optimizations and variations in MCP setups, and serving as reference implementations.
How can I contribute?
How can I contribute?
Feel free to contribute your own MCP server implementations or improvements to existing ones through pull requests.
Are these servers production-ready?
Are these servers production-ready?
These servers are built out of curiosity and for educational purposes. They may not be production-ready or follow all best practices. Use at your own risk.
Where can I find instructions for each server?
Where can I find instructions for each server?
Navigate to the specific server directory (e.g., mcp-hello/) and follow the instructions in that directory's README (if available).