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MCP Reverse String Server

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kadirdundar

About MCP Reverse String Server

MCP server with .NET

#mcp#reverse-string#dotnet

MCP Reverse String Server config

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Overview

What is 🔁 MCP Reverse String Server?

A simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built with C# and .NET that reverses input strings. It serves as an introductory example for integrating MCP functionality with C#.

How to use 🔁 MCP Reverse String Server?

Clone the repository, run dotnet restore, then dotnet run. MCP clients send a JSON request with method ReverseString and a params.input string; the server returns the reversed string. After starting, you can also interact via VSCode Copilot in agent mode.

Key features of 🔁 MCP Reverse String Server

  • MCP protocol compatible
  • Reverses input strings
  • Built with C# and .NET
  • Easy installation and running
  • VSCode Copilot integration
  • Open source (MIT license)

Use cases of 🔁 MCP Reverse String Server

  • Learning how to create an MCP server with C#
  • Building a simple string reversal service
  • Testing MCP client-server request/response flow
  • Demonstrating Copilot integration with MCP tools

Frequently asked questions

1

How does the server reverse a string?

It listens for MCP requests with method `ReverseString` and a `params.input` property, then returns the reversed string in the result.

2

What dependencies are required?

The project requires .NET SDK and NuGet packages, restored by running `dotnet restore` in the project directory.

3

How do I run the server?

Clone the repository, run `dotnet restore` and then `dotnet run`. The server will start listening for MCP client requests.

4

Can I use this with VSCode Copilot?

Yes. After starting the server, open Copilot in agent mode in Visual Studio Code and ask a question; Copilot will send the necessary MCP requests to interact with the server.

5

What license is the project under?

The project is licensed under the MIT license.

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