MCP Go SDK

@SetiabudiResearch

Basic information

About MCP Go SDK

This SDK provides a Go implementation of the Machine Control Protocol (MCP), enabling bidirectional communication between clients and servers for tool execution, resource access, and prompt handling. Based on

#mcp#go-sdk#machine-control-protocol

MCP Go SDK config

No standard config provided

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Repository

MCP Go SDK tools

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Overview

What is MCP Go SDK?

The MCP Go SDK provides a Go implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling bidirectional communication between clients and servers for tool execution, resource access, and prompt handling. It is designed for Go developers building MCP-compatible applications.

How to use MCP Go SDK?

Install the SDK with go get github.com/SetiabudiResearch/mcp-go-sdk. Then create a server instance using server.NewServer(), add tools, resources, or prompts using the provided methods, and start a transport (stdio, WebSocket, or SSE). See the Quick Start section for a minimal example.

Key features of MCP Go SDK

Multiple transport options: stdio, SSE, WebSocket
Tool registration with both sync and async execution
Resource pattern matching (e.g., files/{path})
Prompt template rendering and multi-message prompts
JSON-RPC message handling with core MCP types
Reflection-based handler invocation

Use cases of MCP Go SDK

Build custom MCP servers exposing tools and resources
Create a file server that serves files via MCP (see examples/fileserver)
Implement a calculator service as an MCP tool (see examples/calculator)
Develop an interactive chatbot using MCP prompts (see examples/chatbot)

Frequently asked questions

What transports does the MCP Go SDK support?

It supports stdio, WebSocket, and Server-Sent Events (SSE) transports, each configurable with endpoints and settings.

How do I add a tool to the server?

Use `srv.AddTool()` for synchronous tools or `srv.AddAsyncTool()` for long-running operations, providing a name, handler function, and description.

What are the runtime dependencies?

The SDK depends only on the Go standard library and the module itself; it is a pure Go implementation.

Can I access resources with dynamic paths?

Yes, resources support pattern matching like `files/{path}` or `api/{version}/{endpoint}` with multiple parameters.

Are there complete example applications?

Yes, the repository contains an `examples` directory with a file server, calculator, and chatbot examples.

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