Server and client implementation for MCP (Master Control Program)
Overview
What is MCP?
MCP (Master Control Program) is a project that involves the implementation of a server and client system designed to facilitate communication between AI services and applications.
How to use MCP?
To use the MCP, set up the MCP Client to communicate with the MCP Server. You will need to configure the claude_desktop_config.json file with the appropriate command and arguments to run the server.
Key features of MCP?
- Communication between LLM (Large Language Model) and MCP server.
- Implementation of various services on the MCP server.
- Support for JDK17, with plans for future updates.
Use cases of MCP?
- Integrating AI services into applications.
- Running commands to retrieve information, such as weather data.
- Developing custom AI solutions using the MCP framework.
FAQ from MCP?
- What programming language is used for MCP?
MCP is implemented in Kotlin.
- Is there support for JDK versions beyond 17?
Currently, only JDK17 is supported, but updates for newer versions are expected.
- Can I run multiple instances of the MCP server?
Yes, you can configure multiple instances by adjusting the command and arguments in the configuration file.