Server Demo
Showcases a minimal, functional implementation of the Model Context Protocol, exposing registered tools as versatile HTTP APIs.
This project serves as a minimal, yet fully functional, demonstration of the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It illustrates how to establish an MCP Server, launch it via standard I/O, and register a collection of utility tools. A dedicated client acts as an HTTP API gateway, maintaining a persistent connection with the MCP Server and subsequently exposing all registered tools as accessible HTTP endpoints. The demo includes practical examples such as a `helloTool` for basic greetings, a `weatherTool` for fetching city weather data, and a robust `networkTool` capable of making various HTTP requests, handling different body types, and providing detailed response information. This setup facilitates understanding the protocol's architecture and how tools can be integrated and consumed.
