Haskell Client/Server implantation of MCP ( Model Context Protocol)
Overview
what is MCP-Haskell?
MCP-Haskell is a Haskell implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling Haskell applications to communicate with MCP-compatible clients.
how to use MCP-Haskell?
To use MCP-Haskell, clone the repository, set up the environment, build the project, and create a server using the provided Haskell code examples.
key features of MCP-Haskell?
- Full implementation of the MCP protocol
- StdIO transport for local process communication
- JSON-RPC messaging support
- Ability to expose resources, tools, and prompts
- Comprehensive test suite for validation
use cases of MCP-Haskell?
- Building Haskell applications that need to interact with MCP clients.
- Creating servers that expose tools and resources to other applications.
- Testing and validating MCP implementations with the provided test suite.
FAQ from MCP-Haskell?
- What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol is a specification for communication between applications and services, allowing them to share resources and tools.
- Is MCP-Haskell compatible with other MCP clients?
Yes! MCP-Haskell is designed to be compatible with any client that follows the MCP specification, including Claude Desktop and MCP Inspector.
- How can I contribute to MCP-Haskell?
Contributions are welcome! You can submit a Pull Request on the GitHub repository.