MCP Server
by waylayio
This is a demo MCP server implementation intended to provide a basic understanding of multi-agent interactions. It uses WebSockets, HTTP, and Redis for communication and scaling.
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What is MCP Server?
This is a demo MCP server implementation that provides a basic idea of how to implement your own version of an MCP server. It's designed to be a simple and effective introduction to multi-agent interactions.
How to use MCP Server?
The server uses WebSockets for agent/tool communication and an HTTP endpoint for connecting new clients. Redis is used for pub/sub, allowing for horizontal scaling. The code is designed to be forked, modified, and experimented with.
Key features of MCP Server
WebSockets for agent/tool communication
HTTP endpoint for client connections
Redis for pub/sub and horizontal scaling
Client implementations with API caching
Server-Sent Events (SSE) for updates and broadcasting
Use cases of MCP Server
Demonstrating basic multi-agent communication
Experimenting with agent orchestration
Building custom multi-agent systems
Learning about MCP concepts
Prototyping distributed applications
FAQ from MCP Server
Is this a production-ready MCP server?
Is this a production-ready MCP server?
No, this code is for demo purposes only and does not strictly adhere to the MCP specification.
Does this server support the full MCP specification?
Does this server support the full MCP specification?
No, it provides a basic idea of how you can quickly implement your own version, but it may not be fully compliant.
What technologies are used in this server?
What technologies are used in this server?
WebSockets, HTTP, Redis, and Server-Sent Events (SSE).
Can I scale this server horizontally?
Can I scale this server horizontally?
Yes, Redis is used for pub/sub, allowing for horizontal scaling with Kafka or other message brokers if needed.
Is there support available for this server?
Is there support available for this server?
No, don’t expect support if things behave unexpectedly.