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CPP MCP-SERVER

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A C++ implementation of a Model Context Protocol Server with a pluggable module architecture. It allows for extending server functionality through dynamically loaded plugins.

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What is CPP MCP-SERVER?

The MCP Server is a C++ implementation of a Model Context Protocol server designed with a modular and extensible architecture. It enables developers to expand the server's capabilities without modifying the core logic through dynamically loaded plugins.

How to use CPP MCP-SERVER?

To use the MCP Server, clone the repository, compile it using CMake and Make, and then run the executable with command-line arguments to configure the server name, plugin directory, and logs directory. Plugins can be created as dynamically loaded libraries (.dll on Windows, .so or .dylib on Linux/MacOS) and placed in the specified plugin directory.

Key features of CPP MCP-SERVER

  • Pluggable module architecture

  • Dynamic plugin loading

  • Command-line configuration

  • Centralized logging

  • Support for Windows, Ubuntu Linux, and Mac OS

Use cases of CPP MCP-SERVER

  • Extending server functionality without modifying core code

  • Implementing custom services through plugins

  • Automated code reviews

  • Providing weather-related functionalities

  • Simulating response delays

FAQ from CPP MCP-SERVER

What is the purpose of the -n argument?

The -n argument specifies the name of the server to expose to clients.

How do I specify the plugin directory?

Use the -p argument followed by the path to the directory containing the plugins.

Where are the server logs stored?

Logs are stored in the directory specified by the -l argument.

What file extensions are used for plugins?

On Windows, plugins are compiled as .dll files. On Linux/MacOS, plugins are compiled as .so or .dylib files.

What is the Code Review plugin?

The Code Review plugin is designed to assist developers in performing automated code reviews by analyzing code and providing feedback on potential bugs and optimization opportunities.