What is Native MCP Client Server?
Native MCP Client Server is a native implementation of the Machine Conversation Protocol (MCP) client-server architecture that facilitates real-time communication using HTTP Server-Sent Events (SSE).
How to use Native MCP Client Server?
To use the Native MCP Client Server, set up the environment, install dependencies, configure the necessary environment variables, and run the MCP host along with the tool servers. Interact with the system by sending commands to fetch product information or analytics data.
Key features of Native MCP Client Server?
- Tool discovery via HTTP endpoints
- Real-time tool execution with SSE
- WebSocket-based client-host communication
- Support for multiple tool servers (Product and Analytics)
- Dynamic tool discovery from all configured servers
Use cases of Native MCP Client Server?
- Fetching product information from a configured API.
- Retrieving analytics data for various time periods.
- Integrating multiple tool servers for enhanced functionality.
FAQ from Native MCP Client Server?
- What is the MCP?
The Machine Conversation Protocol (MCP) is a protocol designed for real-time communication between clients and servers.
- How do I add new tool servers?
To add new tool servers, create a new directory for your server, implement the required endpoints, and update the configuration file.
- Is there a license for this project?
Yes, the project is licensed under the MIT License.