MCP Example And Demo
MCP examples and demonstrations, showing how to run services, send initialization requests, invoke tools, and handle errors through the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol.
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What is the MCP server?
The MCP server is a lightweight service that implements the Model Context Protocol, allowing clients to interact with model tools through the standardized JSON-RPC protocol. It supports functions such as tool discovery, invocation, and basic service detection.How to use the MCP server?
After starting the server through a simple command line, clients can send requests conforming to the JSON-RPC 2.0 standard to invoke various functions. Two operating modes are supported: standard mode and development mode.Applicable scenarios
It is suitable for scenarios where the capabilities of AI models need to be integrated into existing systems, such as automated workflows, intelligent application backends, and model testing platforms.Main features
Tool invocationSupports invoking registered tool methods through the standard protocol, such as the addition calculation in the example.
Tool discoveryClients can query the list of tools supported by the server.
Development modeProvides a development mode for easy debugging and testing.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Standardized protocol: Based on JSON-RPC 2.0, with good compatibility
Lightweight: Easy to deploy
Scalable: Supports integration of multiple tools
Limitations
Relatively basic functions, suitable for simple scenarios
Error handling mechanism needs to be improved
How to use
Start the server
Run the server script in the command line.
Send an initialization request
The client needs to send an initialization request first to establish a connection.
Invoke a tool
Send a tool invocation request to execute specific functions.
Usage examples
Perform addition calculationInvoke the add tool to add numbers
Handle incorrect parametersTest the handling when incorrect parameters are passed in
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must requests be sent in one line?
What is the difference between the development mode and the normal mode?
How to add new tools?
Related resources
JSON-RPC 2.0 Specification
The basic specification document of the protocol
MCP Protocol Documentation
Detailed description of the Model Context Protocol
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