What tools does the Simple MCP Feature Sample provide?
The simple server provides `reverse-text` and `uppercase` tools; the data server provides a `profile-data` tool.
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Basic information
This repository demonstrates how to set up and implement basic MCP server that integrates with Claude Desktop.
No standard config provided
This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.
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The Simple MCP Feature Sample is a demonstration project that provides example implementations of MCP (Model Context Protocol) features. It includes server scripts that integrate with Claude Desktop and custom MCP clients, showcasing text-processing tools like reverse-text and uppercase, as well as a profile-data tool.
Use the provided shell scripts to launch demos: run single-client-launch-demo.sh for a single client or multi-client-launch-demo.sh for multiple clients. For Claude Desktop integration, add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file with the command python and the path to the server script (e.g., simple_server.py or data_server.py). Ensure you use the full path to Python if you encounter a command not found error.
The simple server provides `reverse-text` and `uppercase` tools; the data server provides a `profile-data` tool.
Add a configuration entry to your Claude Desktop config file with the command `python` and the path to the server script, e.g., `/path/to/simple-mcp-sample/server/simple_server.py`.
Specify the full path to your Python executable instead of just `python`.
Yes, it also works with the simple MCP clients developed by the project author.
Run `single-client-launch-demo.sh` for a single client or `multi-client-launch-demo.sh` for multiple clients in a shell.

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