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MCP Client Server Host Demo
A demonstration project showcasing the combination of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Pokemon data, including an MCP server, a client, and an HTTP server that allows LLMs to call Pokemon tools via OpenRouter.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 48
What is the Pokemon MCP Demo?
This is a demonstration project that shows how to use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to manage and interact with Pokemon data. The project includes an MCP server (providing Pokemon data and attack functions), an MCP client, and an HTTP server that allows LLMs to use Pokemon tools via OpenRouter.How to use the Pokemon MCP Demo?
You can start the entire system by running the MCP client, or run the HTTP server separately to allow LLMs to access Pokemon tools. The system provides a simple command-line interface and an HTTP API.Use cases
Suitable for developers who want to understand how the MCP protocol works, researchers interested in game data integration, and AI enthusiasts who want to explore the possibilities of LLM interaction with game systems.Main features
MCP ServerThe core service that provides Pokemon data and attack functions
MCP ClientA demonstration client that interacts with the MCP server
HTTP ServerAllows LLMs to access Pokemon tools via OpenRouter
OpenRouter IntegrationSupports LLMs using Pokemon tools via the OpenRouter API
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Demonstrates the practical application of the MCP protocol
Provides a complete end-to-end example
Supports LLM access via a standard HTTP interface
Uses the Bun runtime for fast startup
Limitations
Currently only contains limited Pokemon data
The HTTP server has basic functionality
Requires an OpenRouter API key to use LLM features
How to Use
Install dependencies
Install project dependencies using the Bun package manager
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Run the MCP client
Running the client will automatically start the MCP server
Run the HTTP server (optional)
Run the HTTP server after setting the OpenRouter API key
Access the HTTP interface
After the server is running, you can access the API endpoints via a browser or tool
Usage Examples
Get the list of Pokemon toolsGet the available Pokemon tools via the HTTP interface
Perform a random Pokemon attackLet the LLM perform a random Pokemon attack via the HTTP interface
Use the MCP client directlyInteract with the server directly using the MCP client without going through the HTTP interface
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is an OpenRouter API key required?
Can the Pokemon data be extended?
What JavaScript runtime does this project use?
What is the MCP protocol?
Related Resources
Bun Official Documentation
Official documentation for the Bun JavaScript runtime
OpenRouter Website
Official website for the OpenRouter API
Pokemon API
A free Pokemon REST API
MCP Protocol Specification
Official specification document for the Model Context Protocol
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