What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is an open-standard protocol for standardizing how applications provide context to AI models, acting as a universal connector between LLMs and diverse data sources like APIs, databases, or services.
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A comprehensive .NET demonstration of integrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools with Microsoft Semantic Kernel. Features a robust MCP client with 23+ built-in tools, intelligent error handling, and AI-powered tool orchestration. Includes both local .NET MCP server and extern
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This repository demonstrates how to integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools with Microsoft Semantic Kernel, allowing AI models to interact with external data sources and tools through a standardized interface. It provides a reusable .NET framework with a local MCP server, client application, and configuration system for developers building AI-driven workflows.
Clone the repository, restore .NET dependencies, optionally set an OpenAI API key via user secrets, and run the demo client with dotnet run --project src/Demo.MCP.Client. The client automatically connects to enabled MCP servers (configured in appsettings.json) and starts an interactive command mode where you can list tools and call them with JSON parameters.
MCP is an open-standard protocol for standardizing how applications provide context to AI models, acting as a universal connector between LLMs and diverse data sources like APIs, databases, or services.
No. Node.js is only required if you enable external MCP servers (GitHub, Everything). The OpenAI API key is needed only when integrating Semantic Kernel for function calling; the demo works without it using the local server.
Edit `src/Demo.MCP.Client/appsettings.json` and change the `"Enabled"` property of the desired server from `false` to `true`. Restart the client. Do not replace the entire configuration objects.
The demo currently uses **Stdio** transport for all servers (local, GitHub, Everything). Other transports like HTTP/HTTPS, WebSocket, and Named Pipes are described conceptually but not implemented.
Tool names are case‑sensitive; parameters must be valid JSON. External servers require Node.js and internet access. The local server runs on the same machine and is managed as a subprocess by the client.

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