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Demonstrates a minimal, working example of a Multi-Client Protocol server and client using the stdio method.
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This repository provides a foundational, bare-bones example of a Multi-Client Protocol (MCP) server and client. Designed for simplicity, it uses the "stdio" method to illustrate how an MCP server can expose a tool and return results. The example includes a server that offers a single function, `get_users_favorite_number`, which consistently returns "42", demonstrating the core mechanism of tool definition and execution within the MCP framework. It also includes an automated test to verify server functionality.
Key Features
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- Utilizes the "stdio" communication method
- Includes a basic example tool (`get_users_favorite_number`)
- Minimal MCP server and client implementation
- Easy setup with virtual environment and `mcp` library installation
- Automated testing script for server verification
Use Cases
- Testing MCP client implementations against a simple, predictable server
- Learning and understanding the Multi-Client Protocol (MCP) fundamentals
- As a boilerplate for developing new MCP tools
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