MCP Gitbook
A simple example of an MCP server implemented using the Python MCP SDK and FastMCP
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What is an MCP server?
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is an implementation of a protocol for model context communication. It allows users to perform specific tasks by invoking different tools, such as sending messages and retrieving information. This server is built on the Python MCP SDK and is easy to install and deploy.How to use the MCP server?
You can start the server and begin using the tools it provides in just a few steps. First, make sure the dependencies are installed, and then run the server script. After that, you can use the API interface to call the required tools.Applicable scenarios
The MCP server is well-suited for application scenarios that require the rapid integration of multiple tools or services, such as automated workflows, customer service systems, or development environment debugging.Main Features
Tool InvocationSupports invoking predefined tools, such as the echo tool, through the API.
Flexible ExpansionNew tools can be easily added to meet different needs.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Simple and easy to use, allowing for quick onboarding.
Supports the integration and invocation of multiple tools.
Based on an open-source framework with an active and well-maintained community.
Limitations
Currently only supports the Python environment.
Performance may need to be optimized for large-scale concurrent requests.
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Run the following command in the project root directory to install the required Python packages: `uv add "mcp[cli]" requests python-dotenv`.
Start the Server
Run the main script to start the MCP server: `python src/mcp_gitbook/main.py`.
Invoke Tools
Use the API to call built-in tools, such as sending a message.
Usage Examples
Example 1: Invoke the Echo ToolInvoke the example_tool to send a simple message.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the MCP server?
Does it support other programming languages?
Related Resources
Official Documentation
Get more information and tutorials about the MCP server.
GitHub Code Repository
View the source code and contribute.
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