Overview
What is MCP-Server?
MCP-Server is a server and client implementation based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing large language models (LLMs) to call external tools through a structured protocol to complete complex tasks.
How to use MCP-Server?
To use MCP-Server, start the server and client, then access the Web API to send queries. For example, to check the weather in Beijing, send a POST request to the /sse endpoint with the appropriate query.
Key features of MCP-Server?
- Tool registration for various services like weather and GitHub user information.
- Execution of tools based on client requests.
- Communication through standard input/output with the client.
- White-box process visualization to understand the model's decision-making.
Use cases of MCP-Server?
- Querying real-time weather information.
- Retrieving user data from GitHub.
- Enhancing LLM capabilities by integrating external APIs.
FAQ from MCP-Server?
- What programming languages are used in MCP-Server?
The backend is built with Node.js and TypeScript.
- How do I set up the environment?
You need to configure the
.envfile with the required API keys for LLM and other services.
- Can I extend MCP-Server with additional tools?
Yes! You can register new tools in the MCP server to extend its functionality.