What Python version is required?
Python 3.11.
@EunsuGoh
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Simple MCP server with Langgraph.
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A simple MCP (Model Context Protocol) server built with LangGraph, intended as a demonstration or starting point for integrating MCP with LangGraph workflows. The repository includes multiple example projects: a basic server-client setup, a multi-server configuration with a weather server, and ChatGPT-like chat interfaces with and without Streamlit.
The repository contains separate example folders. For the basic server-client example, run client.py only. For the multi‑server example, run both weather_server.py and client.py. The LangGraph ChatGPT examples are standalone projects; one uses Streamlit, the other does not. Python 3.11 is required.
Python 3.11.
In the `Simple_server_client` folder, run only `client.py`.
In the `multiple_mcp_servers` folder, run both `weather_server.py` and `client.py`.
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