Overview
What is MCP Server Demo?
MCP Server Demo is a demonstration project for a server implementing the Multi-Channel Protocol (MCP). It provides a basic MCP server with support for multiple communication channels and a modular structure designed for easy extension. This project is intended for developers who want to test or learn about MCP implementations.
How to use MCP Server Demo?
Install the server by cloning the repository and running uv pip install -r project.toml. Start the server with uv run mcp install main.py, then connect to it using a compatible MCP client.
Key features of MCP Server Demo
- Basic MCP server implementation
- Support for multiple communication channels
- Modular architecture for easy extension
- Written in Python (requires 3.12+)
Use cases of MCP Server Demo
- Learning and experimenting with the MCP protocol
- Testing client-server communication over multiple channels
- Prototyping new features before production deployment
- Demonstrating modular MCP server design
FAQ from MCP Server Demo
What is the Multi-Channel Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is the protocol this server implements, though the README does not provide further details on the protocol itself.
What are the system requirements?
Python 3.12 or higher and the dependencies listed in pyproject.toml are required.
How do I install MCP Server Demo?
Clone the repository, navigate to the project directory, and run uv pip install -r project.toml to install dependencies.
How do I start the server?
Execute uv run mcp install main.py to launch the server. Then connect using an MCP‑compatible client.
Is there any authentication or transport configuration?
The README does not mention authentication, transport options, or any limits.
