mcp_rs_test
by andrewsah
MCP server implementation in Rust. This project serves as a learning exercise for both Rust and the MCP protocol.
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What is mcp_rs_test?
This is an MCP (Minecraft Control Protocol) server implementation written in Rust. It's designed as a learning project to understand both the Rust programming language and the MCP protocol.
How to use mcp_rs_test?
To use the server, first build it using cargo build (or cargo build --release for a release build). Then, configure your claude_desktop_config.json file to include the server, specifying the path to the executable and any necessary arguments.
Key features of mcp_rs_test
Rust implementation
MCP protocol support
Configurable via JSON
Learning project
Cross-platform (potentially)
Use cases of mcp_rs_test
Learning Rust
Understanding MCP protocol
Custom MCP server implementation
Integration with Claude Desktop (potentially)
Experimenting with server development
FAQ from mcp_rs_test
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Minecraft Control Protocol, a protocol used for communication between clients and servers.
What version of Rust is required?
What version of Rust is required?
Rust 1.83 or later is required.
How do I build the server?
How do I build the server?
Use cargo build for a debug build or cargo build --release for a release build.
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
Add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file.
What is claude_desktop_config.json?
What is claude_desktop_config.json?
Based on the provided information, it seems to be a configuration file for a desktop application named Claude, which allows configuring external servers.