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
010 GitHub stars
02Utilizes the "stdio" communication method
03Includes a basic example tool (`get_users_favorite_number`)
04Minimal MCP server and client implementation
05Easy setup with virtual environment and `mcp` library installation
06Automated testing script for server verification
Use Cases
01Testing MCP client implementations against a simple, predictable server
02Learning and understanding the Multi-Client Protocol (MCP) fundamentals
