MCP Server Using Python SDK

What is MCP Server Using Python SDK?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implemented with the Python SDK, allowing clients to connect via stdio or SSE transports. Suitable for developers building MCP-compatible tools in Python.

How to use MCP Server Using Python SDK?

Place required API keys in a .env file inside both server and client folders (see .env.example). Run the server with cd server && python your_file.py. Then run a client from cd client, choose the appropriate transport (stdio or sse), and execute python your_file.py.

Key features of MCP Server Using Python SDK

• Implements Model Context Protocol using the Python SDK
• Supports both stdio and SSE transport modes
• Simple file‑based configuration with .env
• Ready‑to‑run server and client scripts

Use cases of MCP Server Using Python SDK

• Building custom MCP servers with Python logic
• Testing MCP clients against a local server
• Integrating AI tools that use the MCP protocol

FAQ from MCP Server Using Python SDK

What runtime does this server require?

It requires Python and the MCP Python SDK; dependencies are not listed explicitly in the README.

Which transport methods does the server support?

The server supports connection via stdio and SSE, as indicated in the client configuration step.

How do I configure API keys for the server?

Create a .env file in both the server and client directories following the .env.example template.