Rust MCP SDK

What is Rust MCP SDK?

Rust MCP SDK is a high-performance, asynchronous toolkit designed for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and clients in Rust. It simplifies the development process by providing essential components for creating robust and reliable applications in the MCP ecosystem.

How to use Rust MCP SDK?

To use Rust MCP SDK, you can create an MCP server or client by defining server/client details, capabilities, and implementing custom handlers for processing MCP messages. The SDK provides examples and documentation to guide you through the setup process.

Key features of Rust MCP SDK?

• High-performance asynchronous toolkit for MCP development.
• Type-safe MCP schema objects and utilities for error minimization.
• Support for both MCP servers and clients.
• Detailed examples for quick start.

Use cases of Rust MCP SDK?

1. Building a simple "Hello World" MCP server.
2. Creating an MCP client that interacts with an existing MCP server.
3. Developing complex applications that require reliable data handling and message processing.

FAQ from Rust MCP SDK?

• Is Rust MCP SDK suitable for production use?

The project is currently under development and should be used at your own risk.

• What transport methods are supported?

Currently, only Standard Input/Output (stdio) transport is supported, with Server-Sent Events (SSE) transport in progress.

• Where can I find more examples?

You can find more examples in the examples directory.