
mcp-console-application
By Chazzychouse
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A MCP Server and Client developed from the quick start guide in their documentation
Overview
what is mcp-console-application?
The mcp-console-application is a project that includes both a server and a client developed based on the quick start guide from the Model Context Protocol (MCP) documentation.
how to use mcp-console-application?
To use the mcp-console-application, clone the repository, create a .env file with your Anthropic API Key, install the necessary packages using npm, build the project, and then start the server and client.
key features of mcp-console-application?
- A fully functional MCP server and client setup.
- Built using TypeScript for better type safety and development experience.
- Monorepo structure to manage server and client together.
use cases of mcp-console-application?
- Demonstrating the ability to follow documentation for setting up a server-client architecture.
- Exploring the capabilities of the Model Context Protocol.
- Developing applications that require communication between a server and multiple clients.
FAQ from mcp-console-application?
- What is required to run the mcp-console-application?
You need to have an Anthropic API Key and Node.js installed to run the application.
- Can I build the server and client independently?
Yes, you can check the package.json for instructions on how to build each package independently.
- What programming language is used in this project?
The project is developed using TypeScript.
Content
mcp-console-application
- An MCP server created from the quick start guide in the MCP documentation
- An MCP client created from the quick start guide in the MCP documentation
- A monorepo build process to build and start them together
Requirements
Anthropic API KEY in a .env
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=<YourApiKey>
Setup
- Clone repo
- Create .env with your Anthropic API Key
npm install
npm run build
npm run start
Purpose
- Demonstrate ability to read, understand, and follow directions from documentation
- Demonstrate general proficiency with typescript and npm
- Explore possibilities of Model Context Protocol
Notes
- Check the package.json to see how to build each package independently
- The server can be used in any client that supports MCP Clients (Claude)
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