MCP Server Say Hello

@BrightLin

Basic information

About MCP Server Say Hello

The most simple ModelContext Protocol server example, just say hello to user. Written by python

MCP Server Say Hello config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "say_hello": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "-m",
        "mcp_server_say_hello"
      ]
    }
  }
}

MCP Server Say Hello tools

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Overview

What is mcp-server-say-hello?

A greeting service that provides a standardized say_hello tool interface, compliant with the MCP v1.2 protocol. It is for developers who need to integrate personalized greeting generation into MCP-compatible applications.

How to use mcp-server-say-hello?

Install via uvx (uvx mcp-server-say-hello) or pip (pip install mcp-server-say-hello), then configure in VS Code (under mcp.servers) or in Claude Desktop/Trae CN Desktop (under mcpServers). The tool say_hello accepts a name parameter and returns Hello {name}!.

Key features of mcp-server-say-hello?

Personalized greeting generation
Compliant with MCP v1.2 protocol specifications
Multi-environment deployment (uvx, docker, pip)
REST API endpoint: POST /say_hello
Standardized input and output schema

Use cases of mcp-server-say-hello?

Add a welcoming message to an MCP-driven assistant
Greet users by name in a chatbot or voice agent
Demonstrate a minimal MCP tool integration in tutorials
Serve as a starter template for MCP tool development
Provide consistent greeting logic across different MCP hosts

Frequently asked questions

What tool does mcp-server-say-hello expose?

It exposes a single tool named `say_hello` that accepts a `name` parameter and returns a text greeting.

How do I configure it in VS Code?

Add the `say_hello` server under `mcp.servers` with command `uvx` and args `["mcp-server-say-hello"]`, or use the local Python module path if installed via pip.

What deployment options are supported?

The server can be run via uvx, Docker, or pip installation (`python -m mcp_server_say_hello`).

Is there a direct REST API?

Yes, there is a `POST /say_hello` endpoint that accepts `{"name": "username"}` and returns `{"message": "Hello username!"}`.

Which MCP version is supported?

The server is specifically compliant with MCP v1.2 protocol specifications.

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