What is MCP Client?

MCP Client is a Python client designed to interface with the MCP (Multi-Client Protocol) server, enabling communication and file operations within a specified directory.

How to use MCP Client?

To use the MCP Client, ensure that the associated server is running, set up a virtual environment, and configure the necessary environment variables before executing the client script from the command line.

Key features of MCP Client?

• Connects to the MCP server for file operations
• Supports tools for listing directories, reading files, and writing files
• Easily configurable through environment variables
• Step-by-step setup guide included

Use cases of MCP Client?

1. Automating file management tasks in specified directories.
2. Testing connectivity and file operations with the MCP server.
3. Developing applications that need to interact with filesystem resources through a server-client model.

FAQ from MCP Client?

• What prerequisites are needed to run MCP Client?

You need Python installed along with Node.js for the server implementation. You also need to create a virtual environment and install dependencies.

• How can I customize the commands sent to the server?

You can specify different tools and arguments within the .env file before running the client.

• Is there a way to check if the server is functioning correctly?

Yes! The client outputs server responses that indicate available tools and the results of file operations.