MCP-Go SDK

What is MCP-Go SDK? MCP-Go SDK is a Go SDK designed for building Model Communication Protocol (MCP) tools and servers, facilitating the development of MCP-compliant applications that can interact with AI applications like Cursor IDE. How to use MCP-Go SDK? To use the MCP-Go SDK, you can start by checking out the example server provided in the servers/example directory. Implement your own tools by creating a struct that adheres to the mcp.Tool interface and register it with the server. Key features of MCP-Go SDK? Provides a framework for building MCP-compliant tools. Includes a flexible transport layer for communication. Supports easy integration with AI applications. Comes with example implementations for quick start. Use cases of MCP-Go SDK? Building custom tools for AI applications. Creating servers that can process and respond to messages in real-time. Developing applications that require communication between different services using the MCP protocol. FAQ from MCP-Go SDK? What programming language is MCP-Go SDK written in? MCP-Go SDK is written in Go. Is there an example of how to implement a tool? Yes! The SDK includes an example echo tool that demonstrates how to implement the mcp.Tool interface. How can I contribute to the MCP-Go SDK? You can contribute by forking the repository, creating a feature branch, adding tests, and submitting a pull request.

As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, MCP-Go SDK enables AI agents to communicate effectively through standardized interfaces. The Model Context Protocol simplifies integration between different AI models and agent systems.

To use the MCP-Go SDK, you can start by checking out the example server provided in the servers/example directory. Implement your own tools by creating a struct that adheres to the mcp.Tool interface and register it with the server. Key features of MCP-Go SDK? Provides a framework for building MCP-compliant tools. Includes a flexible transport layer for communication. Supports easy integration with AI applications. Comes with example implementations for quick start. Use cases of MCP-Go SDK? Building custom tools for AI applications. Creating servers that can process and respond to messages in real-time. Developing applications that require communication between different services using the MCP protocol. FAQ from MCP-Go SDK? What programming language is MCP-Go SDK written in? MCP-Go SDK is written in Go. Is there an example of how to implement a tool? Yes! The SDK includes an example echo tool that demonstrates how to implement the mcp.Tool interface. How can I contribute to the MCP-Go SDK? You can contribute by forking the repository, creating a feature branch, adding tests, and submitting a pull request.

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