MCPLab
MCP(Model Context Protolol) server-client examples, code, designs, and tutorials.
What is MCPLab?
MCPLab is a collection of server-client examples, code snippets, designs, and tutorials for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), aimed at helping developers build MCP-driven applications.
How to use MCPLab?
To use MCPLab, clone the repository from GitHub and navigate to the specific example or tutorial folder. Follow the instructions provided in each folder's README file.
Key features of MCPLab?
- Server and client implementations for MCP in multiple programming languages.
- Reusable code snippets to accelerate project development.
- Design blueprints and patterns for creating MCP-based systems.
- Comprehensive tutorials to understand and apply MCP concepts.
Use cases of MCPLab?
- Developing applications that utilize the Model Context Protocol.
- Learning how to implement server-client architectures using MCP.
- Creating reusable components for MCP-driven projects.
FAQ from MCPLab?
- What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a protocol designed to facilitate communication between different contexts in software applications.
- Is MCPLab free to use?
Yes! MCPLab is open-source and free for everyone to use.
- Can I contribute to MCPLab?
Absolutely! Contributions are welcome. Please check the repository for guidelines.
MCPLab
Welcome to MCPLab, a collection of server-client examples, code snippets, designs, and tutorials for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Explore implementations in multiple languages and learn to build MCP-driven applications.
What's Inside?
Examples: Server and client implementations for MCP. Code: Reusable snippets to kickstart your projects. Designs: Blueprints and patterns for MCP-based systems. Tutorials: Guides to understand and apply MCP concepts.
Getting Started
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/MCPLab.git
Navigate to a specific example or tutorial folder.
Follow the instructions in each folder's README.
