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MCP Books Service

by thappatan

This project demonstrates the implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in a blog application system. It provides a seamless integration between language models and structured data operations using a TypeScript-based MCP server, a mock book data service, and a Python-based MCP client.

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What is MCP Books Service?

The MCP Books Service is a project showcasing the use of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect language models with structured data operations in a blog application. It includes a TypeScript server, a mock data service, and a Python client to facilitate communication and integration.

How to use MCP Books Service?

To use the service, first set up the Books MCP Server, Books Mock Service, and MCP Client by following the provided setup instructions. Start the mock service and then run the client. You can then enter queries in the client's interactive CLI interface to interact with the book data through the language model.

Key features of MCP Books Service

  • TypeScript-based MCP server

  • Mock book data service with Express.js

  • Python-based MCP client with Langchain integration

  • Interactive CLI interface

  • Integration with local LLMs using Ollama

Use cases of MCP Books Service

  • Integrating language models with structured data

  • Building applications that require natural language interaction with data

  • Demonstrating the use of MCP for seamless integration

  • Creating interactive data exploration tools

  • Prototyping LLM-powered applications

FAQ from MCP Books Service

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol designed to facilitate communication between language models and structured data operations.

What is the purpose of the mock service?

The mock service simulates a real book data service, allowing you to test the MCP server and client without needing a live database.

What is Langchain used for?

Langchain is used in the Python client to integrate with language models, allowing the client to process natural language queries.

Why use TypeScript for the MCP server?

TypeScript provides type safety, making the server more robust and easier to maintain.

How can I extend the functionality of the mock service?

You can extend the mock service by adding new routes and endpoints in the server.js file.