Agently MCP Hellogoodbye
A simple Agently MCP service example demonstrating the implementation of basic hello and goodbye tools, including example configurations for direct operation.
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What is the Agently MCP Hello-Goodbye Server?
This is a demonstration MCP server that shows how to implement basic greeting and farewell tool functions. It is built using the Agently framework and is suitable as an introductory example for learning MCP server development.How to use this server?
You can install the dependencies and run the example configuration with simple commands to experience the basic greeting and farewell functions.Use cases
Suitable for learning MCP server development, testing Agently framework functions, or as a starting point for developing more complex tools.Main features
Greeting function
Provides a simple greeting tool with personalized responses
Farewell function
Provides a polite farewell tool with personalized responses
Example configuration
Includes a complete Agently configuration example for quick startup
Advantages
The code is concise and easy to understand, suitable for learning
Demonstrates a standard tool implementation pattern
Includes a complete configuration example
Under the MIT open-source license, it can be freely used and modified
Limitations
The functions are relatively basic and only for demonstration purposes
Depends on the Agently framework
The installation instructions may change with framework updates
How to use
Clone the repository
First, you need to clone the example code repository to your local machine
Install dependencies
Install the necessary Python dependency packages
Run the example
Enter the example directory and start the server
Usage examples
Simple greeting
Interact with users using the hello tool
Polite farewell
End the conversation using the goodbye tool
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the practical use of this server?
Is there a fee for using it?
What should I do if I encounter installation problems?
Related resources
Agently framework documentation
Official framework usage documentation
GitHub repository
Project source code
MCP protocol description
Model Context Protocol specification documentation

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