MCP Server Calculator
by simonberner
This is a simple example of an MCP server that provides basic math operations to an MCP client. It demonstrates how to build an MCP server to enable LLMs to access custom tools and services.
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What is MCP Server Calculator?
This is an MCP server that acts as a calculator, providing basic math operations to an MCP client. It allows LLMs to perform calculations by interacting with this server.
How to use MCP Server Calculator?
The server can be set up using Smithery, Nix, or uv. After setting up the environment, the server can be run locally using the MCP CLI. To integrate with a client, the server's command and arguments need to be added to the client's MCP configuration.
Key features of MCP Server Calculator
Provides basic math operations
Uses MCP protocol for LLM interaction
Supports multiple setup methods (Smithery, Nix, uv)
Includes testing with MCP Inspector
Example server for building custom tools
Use cases of MCP Server Calculator
Enabling LLMs to perform calculations
Integrating external tools with AI agents
Demonstrating MCP server development
Providing a simple math API for AI models
Extending LLM capabilities with custom functions
FAQ from MCP Server Calculator
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol that enables LLMs to access custom tools and services.
How do I test the server locally?
How do I test the server locally?
Use the MCP Inspector, a GUI tool that lets you test your custom MCP server via web interface at http://localhost:5173.
What is Smithery?
What is Smithery?
Smithery is a tool that can automatically install the mcp-server-calculator for Claude Desktop.
What is Nix used for?
What is Nix used for?
Nix is used for having a reproducible and isolated development environment.
Can I use this server with any MCP client?
Can I use this server with any MCP client?
Yes, by configuring the client to point to this server's execution command.