This is a basic MCP Server-Client Impl using SSE
Overview
What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a server-client implementation that facilitates communication between an MCP Client and MCP Server using Server-Sent Events (SSE) with FastAPI. It allows for lightweight tool invocation over HTTP.
How to use MCP?
To use MCP, set up the MCP Server and Client by following the instructions in the README. Start the server and client applications, and use the provided endpoints to interact with the system.
Key features of MCP?
- Lightweight communication using Server-Sent Events (SSE)
- FastAPI framework for both server and client
- Defined tools for uploading claims and retrieving claim details
Use cases of MCP?
- Submitting claims through the MCP Client.
- Retrieving details of submitted claims.
- Educational purposes for understanding server-client communication.
FAQ from MCP?
- What is the purpose of the MCP?
The MCP serves as a prototype for demonstrating server-client communication using SSE.
- Is the MCP suitable for production use?
No, this is a minimal prototype intended for development or educational use only.
- How is data stored in MCP?
Data is stored in-memory and will reset on server restart.