What does the server do?
It exposes an MCP server with tools (e.g., a `hello` tool that greets a person by name) over stdio transport.
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A Simple MCP Server for personal experimentation
A simple tool that greets a person by name
A complete MCP (Model Context Protocol) implementation consisting of both a client and a server, communicating via stdio transport. It provides tools such as a greeting tool and supports interactive and one-shot usage for AI agent tool invocation.
Build the server and client with cargo build in their respective directories. Start the server with cargo run in the server directory, then run the client with cargo run -- --name "Your Name" or use cargo run -- --interactive for an interactive tool selection mode.
It exposes an MCP server with tools (e.g., a `hello` tool that greets a person by name) over stdio transport.
It uses stdio transport for communication between client and server.
The project contains both a client and a server component. The client can connect to the server interactively or in one-shot mode.
The project is built with Rust and Cargo. No external runtime outside of Rust is mentioned.
No, the server only supports stdio transport, so it runs as a local process with no network connectivity.
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