mcp-server
by MCP-Mirror/agentico-dev
MCP Server is a simple server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide a simpler API to interact with the Model Context Protocol. It simplifies the process of creating a server that implements the Model Context Protocol using a facade pattern.
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What is mcp-server?
MCP Server is a facade that simplifies the creation of servers implementing the Model Context Protocol. It provides a simpler API to interact with MCP by allowing developers to register tools with custom logic.
How to use mcp-server?
To use the server, you need to implement your tools with custom logic, register them in the MCPServer, and then run the server. The README provides a step-by-step guide, including code examples for creating a simple 'echo' tool and setting up the server.
Key features of mcp-server
Simplified MCP interaction
Tool registration
Extensible architecture
Facade pattern implementation
Use cases of mcp-server
Simplifying developer workflows
Creating custom tools for specific tasks
Integrating with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop
Building services based on the Model Context Protocol
FAQ from mcp-server
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a protocol for interacting with models, providing a standardized way to access and use their capabilities.
What is a tool in the context of MCP Server?
What is a tool in the context of MCP Server?
A tool is a component that performs a specific task or function, defined by its schema and execution logic.
How do I register a tool with the MCP Server?
How do I register a tool with the MCP Server?
You can register a tool using the registerTool method of the MCPServer class, providing a name and the tool's class.
What is the purpose of the execute method in a tool?
What is the purpose of the execute method in a tool?
The execute method contains the core logic of the tool and is called when the tool is invoked. It receives input based on the tool's schema and returns a result.
How can I test the MCP Server?
How can I test the MCP Server?
You can test the server with any client that supports MCP, such as Claude Desktop, by sending requests to the registered tools.