Lite-MCP-Client
by sligter
Lite-MCP-Client is a lightweight command-line MCP client tool that connects to various MCP servers. It helps users easily invoke tools, resources, and prompt templates provided by the server, integrating with large language models for intelligent queries and processing.
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What is Lite-MCP-Client?
Lite-MCP-Client is a command-line tool designed to interact with MCP (Model-Chat-Prompt) servers. It allows users to connect to multiple servers, call tools, access resources, and utilize prompt templates provided by those servers.
How to use Lite-MCP-Client?
To use Lite-MCP-Client, first install it via pip or uv. Then, configure the .env file. You can then use the lite-mcp-client command followed by various options like --interactive, --server, --query, --call, --get, and --prompt to interact with the connected MCP servers. Refer to the README for detailed command examples and configuration options.
Key features of Lite-MCP-Client
Multi-server connection management
Support for STDIO and SSE server types
Tool invocation
Resource retrieval
Prompt template usage
Intelligent query processing
Flexible interaction modes
Intelligent dialogue history management
Use cases of Lite-MCP-Client
Querying news and summarizing content
Accessing web pages and extracting information
Automating tasks using server-provided tools
Integrating with large language models for intelligent conversations
Managing and utilizing prompt templates for various applications
FAQ from Lite-MCP-Client
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
MCP (Model-Chat-Prompt) server provides tools, resources, and prompt templates that can be used in conjunction with large language models.
How do I connect to an MCP server?
How do I connect to an MCP server?
You can connect to an MCP server using the --server option followed by the server name, or use --connect-all to connect to all default servers defined in the configuration.
How do I call a tool on a server?
How do I call a tool on a server?
Use the --call option followed by the server name and tool name (e.g., server.tool) and any required parameters.
How do I get a resource from a server?
How do I get a resource from a server?
Use the --get option followed by the server name and resource URI (e.g., server.resource_uri).
How do I use a prompt template?
How do I use a prompt template?
Use the --prompt option followed by the server name and prompt name (e.g., server.prompt_name) and any required parameters.