Echo MCP Python Server Example
A simple echo server example built using Python 3.13.2 and MCP 1.6.0 in a Windows 11 environment
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What is the Echo MCP Python Server?
The Echo MCP Python Server is a small echo server implemented using the MCP protocol. It receives messages from clients and returns the same messages to the clients, mainly used for testing and learning the basic functions of MCP.How to use the Echo MCP Python Server?
After starting the server, you can send any message to the server port, and the server will automatically return the content you sent.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for beginners to understand the working principle of the MCP protocol, and can also be used for simple message passing tests.Main features
Supports the MCP protocolFully complies with the MCP standard protocol to ensure compatibility and stability.
Easy to useJust start the server to begin testing MCP communication.
Open - source codeProvides the complete Python source code, making it easy for developers to modify and expand.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Easy to deploy and run
Suitable for quickly verifying the functions of the MCP protocol
Open - source code facilitates secondary development
Limitations
Only supports basic echo functions
Does not support complex MCP extension functions
Requires certain network knowledge to operate
How to use
Install dependencies
Ensure that Python 3.13.2 or higher is installed.
Start the server
Run the command in the project directory to start the server.
Test the connection
Send a message to the server through the client and observe the returned result.
Usage examples
Case 1: Test basic functionsAfter starting the server, try to send a simple greeting message.
Case 2: Check latency performanceSend multiple messages and observe the server response time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to confirm whether the server is running normally?
What should I do if an error occurs when sending a message?
Can the echo content be customized?
Related resources
Official documentation
Details the functions and configuration methods of the Echo MCP Python Server.
GitHub repository
Get the source code and more examples.
Online tutorial video
Watch the video tutorial to quickly get started with using it.
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