mcp-server
by TogetherCrew
The mcp-server provides a server-side component for the Model Context Protocol. It facilitates communication and interaction between clients and tools, enabling functionalities like querying community resources.
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What is mcp-server?
The mcp-server is a server implementation for the Model Context Protocol, designed to handle requests from clients and interact with various tools. It acts as a central hub for managing and processing context-aware requests.
How to use mcp-server?
To use the mcp-server, install it using npm, yarn, or pnpm. Then, configure a client to connect to the server using a transport mechanism like StdioClientTransport. The client can then call tools by specifying the tool name and arguments.
Key features of mcp-server
Client-server communication
Tool integration
Context-aware request handling
Stdio transport support
Use cases of mcp-server
Querying community resources
Integrating with language models
Building intelligent agents
Facilitating context-aware applications
FAQ from mcp-server
How do I install the mcp-server?
How do I install the mcp-server?
Use npm, yarn, or pnpm to install the @togethercrew.dev/mcp-server package.
How do I connect a client to the mcp-server?
How do I connect a client to the mcp-server?
Use a transport mechanism like StdioClientTransport to establish a connection.
What is the default timeout for the inspector?
What is the default timeout for the inspector?
The default timeout is 10 seconds. You may need to extend it for longer-running requests.
How can I extend the inspector timeout?
How can I extend the inspector timeout?
Currently, you can extend the timeout by adding the param timeout=600000 (10 minutes) to the URL. Configuration settings for this will be available soon.
What is the purpose of the Model Context Protocol?
What is the purpose of the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol provides a standardized way for clients to interact with tools and services in a context-aware manner.