Example project for getting started with ModelContextProtocol (MCP) in .NET. Includes setup instructions and a basic "Hello World" application using MCP Inspector.
Overview
What is MCP Hello World?
MCP Hello World is an example project designed to help users get started with the ModelContextProtocol (MCP) in .NET. It includes setup instructions and a basic "Hello World" application that utilizes the MCP Inspector.
How to use MCP Hello World?
To use MCP Hello World, follow these steps:
- Build the project using the command
dotnet build. - Run the application with the MCP Inspector using the command
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector dotnet run. This allows you to observe the application's output.
Key features of MCP Hello World?
- Provides a simple introduction to ModelContextProtocol in .NET.
- Includes setup instructions for building and running the project.
- Demonstrates the use of MCP Inspector for observing application output.
Use cases of MCP Hello World?
- Learning how to set up and run a .NET application using MCP.
- Understanding the integration of MCP Inspector with .NET applications.
- Serving as a template for developing more complex applications using ModelContextProtocol.
FAQ from MCP Hello World?
- What is ModelContextProtocol?
ModelContextProtocol is a framework that facilitates the development of applications in .NET by providing a structured way to manage context and state.
- Is MCP Hello World suitable for beginners?
Yes! MCP Hello World is designed to be beginner-friendly, providing clear instructions and a simple example.
- Where can I find more resources?
You can find additional resources, including a tutorial video, in the project documentation.