- Mcp Servers
Mcp Servers
What is MCP Servers?
MCP Servers are programs that implement the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a lightweight communication protocol designed for large language model (LLM) clients to interact with external tools and functions in a structured manner.
How to use MCP Servers?
To use MCP Servers, open the specific server folder in the repository, and follow the instructions provided to set up and run the server. You can then call the exposed tools/functions over the MCP protocol from your LLM clients.
Key features of MCP Servers?
- Exposes tools/functions callable over the MCP protocol.
- Facilitates communication between LLM clients and external services.
- Designed for predictable and structured interactions.
Use cases of MCP Servers?
- Enabling chatbots to perform actions like querying APIs or sending emails.
- Allowing IDEs to read files or execute commands through external services.
- Supporting various AI applications that require task delegation to external tools.
FAQ from MCP Servers?
- What is the purpose of MCP?
MCP allows LLM clients to delegate tasks to external services in a structured way, enhancing their capabilities.
- How do I set up an MCP Server?
Instructions for setting up an MCP Server can be found in the specific server folder of the repository.
- Can MCP Servers be used with any LLM client?
Yes! MCP Servers are designed to work with various LLM clients, enabling seamless integration.