kuri (栗 or くり)

what is kuri?

kuri is an ergonomic framework designed for writing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Rust, focusing on developer experience and clarity.

how to use kuri?

To use kuri, include it in your Cargo.toml file and create an MCP service by defining tools and prompts as async Rust functions. You can then serve the service over standard input/output or other transports.

key features of kuri?

• Ergonomic developer experience with minimal boilerplate.
• Strong type system and correctness guarantees of Rust.
• Support for defining tools and prompts easily.
• Integration with the tower ecosystem for middleware and utilities.

use cases of kuri?

1. Building reliable and efficient MCP servers.
2. Creating tools for LLMs to execute predefined functions.
3. Facilitating the development of applications that require interaction with external data sources.

FAQ from kuri?

• What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP allows LLMs to execute functions that interact with the outside world, enhancing their capabilities.

• Is kuri suitable for beginners in Rust?

While kuri is designed for ease of use, familiarity with Rust is beneficial for effective utilization.

• Can I contribute to the kuri project?

Yes! Contributions are welcome, and you can get involved through the GitHub repository.