ModelContextProtocolServer

by InnoBridge

Backend/Servers API Protocol Tools JSON-RPC SSE Stdio

ModelContextProtocolServer provides a way to interact with tools using a standardized protocol. It allows clients to discover and call tools, such as calculators or weather services, via HTTP or stdio.

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What is ModelContextProtocolServer?

ModelContextProtocolServer is a server that implements a protocol for interacting with various tools. It uses JSON-RPC over HTTP or stdio to allow clients to discover available tools and call them with specific arguments.

How to use ModelContextProtocolServer?

To use the server, you can connect to the SSE stream or stdio. You can then send JSON-RPC requests to the /mcp/message endpoint to list available tools or call specific tools with their required arguments. Examples are provided for listing tools, calling a calculator tool, and calling a weather tool.

Key features of ModelContextProtocolServer

Tool discovery
Tool invocation via JSON-RPC
Support for SSE and stdio transport
Example tools provided (calculator, weather)
Standardized protocol for tool interaction

Use cases of ModelContextProtocolServer

Integrating various tools into a single interface
Building conversational AI agents
Creating automated workflows
Providing a consistent API for accessing different services
Enabling remote execution of tools

FAQ from ModelContextProtocolServer

How do I list available tools?

Send a POST request to /mcp/message with the method 'tools/list'.

How do I call a specific tool?

Send a POST request to /mcp/message with the method 'tools/call' and provide the tool name and arguments.

What transport modes are supported?

The server supports SSE and stdio.

What is the format of the request and response?

The server uses JSON-RPC 2.0 for requests and responses.

Where can I find more information about the protocol?

Refer to the project documentation for details on the ModelContextProtocol.