Go SDK FAQs

Question 1

Where can I find examples of how to use the Go SDK?

Accepted Answer

The Go SDK repository includes an 'examples' directory with complete example applications, such as a file server, a calculator service, and a chat bot, demonstrating various use cases of the SDK.

Question 2

How do I register and execute tools with the Go SDK?

Accepted Answer

The Go SDK provides a server implementation that allows you to register tools with specific functions. These tools can then be invoked by clients through the MCP protocol. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous tool execution.

Question 3

Can I define resources and prompts using the Go SDK?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Go SDK allows you to define resources with pattern matching for secure access to data. It also supports creating interactive prompts with text and multi-message formats for engaging user experiences.

Question 4

What is the Go SDK used for?

Accepted Answer

The Go SDK implements the Machine Control Protocol (MCP), enabling you to build applications that require bidirectional communication between clients and servers for tasks like tool execution, resource access, and interactive prompts.

Question 5

What transport options does the Go SDK support?

Accepted Answer

The Go SDK supports multiple transport options including stdio (for CLI tools), Server-Sent Events (SSE), and WebSockets, offering flexibility for different application architectures.

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