Party Time is a simple MCP (Machine Conversation Protocol) server that always responds with "It's Party Time" when asked for the current time. It's designed for testing and demonstration purposes.

Is Party Time compatible with Claude Desktop?

Yes! The included instructions detail how to configure Party Time with Claude Desktop to test its functionality and integration with MCP clients.

What protocols does Party Time support?

Party Time fully implements the Machine Conversation Protocol (MCP), using JSON-RPC 2.0 for message formatting. It supports initialization, tool listing, tool calling, and error handling as defined by MCP.

How does Party Time work?

Party Time implements the MCP protocol, listening for requests via stdin and responding via stdout. When it receives a 'get-time' request, it replies with "It's Party Time" using JSON-RPC 2.0 formatting.

Party Time

Name: Party Time
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Responds with 'It's Party Time' when asked about the current time via the Machine Conversation Protocol.

Party Time is a straightforward MCP server built with Elixir, designed to integrate with tools like Claude Desktop. It provides a single tool, 'get-time', which, when called, always returns the response 'It's Party Time'. The server handles the MCP protocol, managing JSON-RPC messages and ensuring proper communication with the client. Easy to set up and test, Party Time demonstrates basic MCP server functionality and offers a simple example for developers getting started with the protocol.

Características Principales

01Implements the Machine Conversation Protocol (MCP)

02Responds to `tools/list` requests with available tools

03Handles `tools/call` requests for the 'get-time' tool

04Includes error handling for invalid requests and unknown methods

05Provides clear JSON-RPC 2.0 compliant responses

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Casos de Uso

01Testing Claude Desktop integration

02Demonstrating basic MCP server functionality

03Learning the Machine Conversation Protocol