ModelContextProtocol.NET
by salty-flower
ModelContextProtocol.NET is a C# SDK implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides a framework for building servers that can communicate using the MCP protocol.
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What is ModelContextProtocol.NET?
ModelContextProtocol.NET is a C# SDK that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling the creation of servers that can communicate using the MCP protocol. It offers a framework for tool integration and supports various communication methods.
How to use ModelContextProtocol.NET?
To use ModelContextProtocol.NET, install the server package and optionally the hosting package. Configure the server with desired tools, logging, and transport (e.g., Standard I/O). You can either host it directly or integrate it with the .NET generic host. See the documentation and examples for detailed usage.
Key features of ModelContextProtocol.NET
Standard I/O Communication
Tool Integration Framework
Native AOT Compatible
Calculator Demo Implementation
Use cases of ModelContextProtocol.NET
Creating servers that interact with tools using the Model Context Protocol
Building applications that require a standardized communication protocol for exchanging model context information
Integrating with existing systems that support the Model Context Protocol
Developing command-line tools that can be controlled remotely
FAQ from ModelContextProtocol.NET
What is the Model Context Protocol?
What is the Model Context Protocol?
The README doesn't define MCP. Please refer to external documentation.
Is WebSocket support available?
Is WebSocket support available?
WebSocket support is currently under development.
How do I configure logging?
How do I configure logging?
Use Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILogger and configure a logging provider. If using stdio, configure a provider that writes to a destination other than the console.
How do I implement tools?
How do I implement tools?
Implement tools as handlers, providing a JsonTypeInfo for parameter types for NativeAOT compatibility. You can implement a handler class or supply a function directly.
Where can I find more documentation?
Where can I find more documentation?
More documentation and implementation guides are coming soon.