echo_mcp_python_server-example

by thinkAmi-sandbox

This is a simple echo MCP server example written in Python. It demonstrates how to create a basic MCP server that echoes back the received messages.

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What is echo_mcp_python_server-example?

This is an example of a simple MCP server implemented in Python. It's designed to echo back any messages it receives, serving as a basic demonstration of MCP server functionality.

How to use echo_mcp_python_server-example?

To use this server, you'll need a Python environment with the specified dependencies (Python 3.13.2, uv 0.6.11, mcp 1.6.0). Install the dependencies and then run the server script. Refer to the related blog post (in Japanese) for more detailed instructions and setup.

Key features of echo_mcp_python_server-example

Basic MCP server implementation
Echo functionality
Python-based
Uses MCP Python SDK

Use cases of echo_mcp_python_server-example

Learning MCP server development
Testing MCP client implementations
Simple message echoing
Demonstrating MCP SDK usage

FAQ from echo_mcp_python_server-example

What is MCP?

MCP likely refers to a messaging or communication protocol. More context is needed for a precise definition.

What is the purpose of this server?

The server's purpose is to echo back any messages it receives, demonstrating a simple MCP server interaction.

What are the dependencies?

The dependencies are Python 3.13.2, uv 0.6.11, and mcp 1.6.0.

Where can I find more detailed instructions?

Refer to the related blog post (in Japanese) for more detailed instructions and setup.

Can I use this server in a production environment?

This is an example server and may not be suitable for production use without further development and security considerations.