Model Context Protocol

🚀 Weather and Internet Usage Service

This service enables users to query real - time weather information for any city and access internet usage data by country through the Tavily Search API, built on FastMCP based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

🚀 Quick Start

📦 Installation

Configure Poetry to create a virtual environment

poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true

Install dependencies

poetry install

Update dependencies

poetry update --lock

✨ Features

• Retrieve the current weather information for any city.
• Query internet usage data by country.
• Asynchronous API for efficient processing.
• Standard communication based on the MCP protocol.
• MongoDB integration for storing and managing internet usage data.

🔧 Technical Details

Project Structure

Weather Service

➡️weather/weather_mcp_server.py: Defines the FastMCP - based weather server and weather tools.
➡️weather/weather_tool.py: Contains utility functions for obtaining weather data.
➡️weather/__init__.py: The entry - point to run the MCP server.

Internet Usage Service

➡️internet_usage/internet_mcp_server.py: Defines the FastMCP - based internet usage data server.
➡️internet_usage/internet_usage_resource.py: Contains resource definitions and MongoDB connection configurations.
➡️internet_usage/__init__.py: The entry - point for the internet usage service.

📃Resource Description
The internet usage service provides the following resources:
1️⃣list://resources: Lists all available resources.
2️⃣internet-usage://{country}: Retrieves internet usage data for the specified country.

Create an .env file

# Weather service configuration
TAVILY_API_KEY=Your Tavily API key

# Internet usage service configuration
MONGODB_URI=Your MongoDB connection string
MONGO_DB_NAME=Your database name
MONGO_DB_COLLECTION=Your collection name

💻 Usage Examples

Weather Service

Basic Usage

1. Create an MCP server configuration.
2. From an MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop), search for "Current weather in <City Name>".

Internet Usage Service

Basic Usage

1. Create an MCP server configuration.
```bash
mcp dev .<Entry point internet-usage>