Rust MCP Schema FAQs

Question 1

How are the schemas generated?

Accepted Answer

Schemas are automatically generated from the official Model Context Protocol specification files, ensuring they're always up-to-date. A customized version of `typify` is used along with pre and post processing to translate specifications into rust code.

Question 2

What is `schema_utils` and how does it help?

Accepted Answer

`schema_utils` is a utility module that provides more strongly-typed objects and implementations, improving type safety and reducing potential errors when working with the generated schema. It simplifies common MCP development tasks.

Question 3

Do I need rust-mcp-sdk to use this library?

Accepted Answer

No, this library contains only the schema definitions to implement the Model Context Protocol (MCP). If you are looking for a high-performance, asynchronous toolkit for building MCP servers and clients checkout rust-mcp-sdk.

Question 4

What is Rust MCP Schema?

Accepted Answer

It's a Rust crate providing a type-safe implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) schema. It allows you to easily create MCP clients and servers in Rust, ensuring data integrity and compatibility.

Question 5

What are the key features?

Accepted Answer

Key features include auto-generated schemas synced with official specs, support for all schema versions (including drafts), a utility module for increased productivity, and a type-safe Rust implementation for robust development.

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