Model Context Protocol servers
What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers?
Model Context Protocol servers are reference implementations designed to provide secure and controlled access for Large Language Models (LLMs) to various tools and data sources. This repository showcases multiple MCP servers that demonstrate the versatility and extensibility of the Model Context Protocol.
How to use MCP Servers?
To use the MCP servers, you can run them directly using npx for TypeScript-based servers or uvx/pip for Python-based servers. For example, to start the Memory server, you can use the command: npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-memory. Configuration for clients like Claude Desktop is also provided in the documentation.
Key features of MCP Servers?
- A collection of reference implementations for the Model Context Protocol.
- Support for various programming languages including TypeScript and Python.
- Integration with multiple tools and data sources, such as AWS, Google Drive, and more.
- Community-driven development with a growing set of community-built servers.
Use cases of MCP Servers?
- Enabling LLMs to interact with cloud services like AWS and Google Drive.
- Providing secure access to databases and file systems.
- Facilitating integration with various APIs for enhanced functionality.
- Supporting the development of custom MCP servers for specific needs.
FAQ from MCP Servers?
- What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol is a framework that allows LLMs to interact with various tools and data sources securely and efficiently.
- How can I contribute to MCP servers?
You can contribute by creating new servers, improving existing ones, or participating in discussions on GitHub.
- Is there documentation available for creating my own MCP server?
Yes, comprehensive documentation is available at modelcontextprotocol.io for those interested in building their own servers.