MCP-dump

What is MCP-dump?

MCP-dump is a set of experimental Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It is designed for learning and exploring different ways to build MCP servers and the protocol's features.

How to use MCP-dump?

To use a server, go to its directory (like mcp-hello/). Then follow the specific README to install dependencies and run the server.

Key features of MCP-dump?

It offers various MCP server examples for learning. It focuses on experimentation and acts as a reference for understanding MCP development.

Use cases of MCP-dump?

It is useful for learning about the Model Context Protocol and its uses. It helps in testing different server implementations and exploring setup variations.

FAQ from MCP-dump?

What is the purpose of MCP-dump? Its main goal is education and experimentation, providing reference code for MCP.

Are these servers production-ready? No. They are for learning and curiosity, and may not use all production best practices.