MCP-Server

AsifRajwani/MCP-Server

3.1

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server is a robust server designed to handle model context protocols efficiently, providing a seamless interface for testing and interaction.

MCP-Server

📌 Demo Overview

Hands-on demo of AI orchestration with LLMs and MCP servers, fully local setup.

This repository is part of a larger demo showcasing how to combine:

  • Real-time or sample data and proprietary documents (e.g., specifications, promotions, warranties).
  • The vast knowledge and reasoning abilities of a Large Language Model (LLM).
  • MCP Servers, which securely provide data and documents to the AI Agent.

Together, these components demonstrate how an AI Agent can orchestrate across multiple sources to generate deep insights — for example, identifying new product bundles or designing targeted promotions.

👉 This repo is one of several components that make up the full demo.

👉 The PDF Guide details all the setup required to run all components locally on your personal computer.

How to Run and Test the MCP Server

Requirements

This project requires Node.js version 22.15.x or above (download from https://nodejs.org/).

Setup and Installation

  1. Clone the repository: Clone the GitHub repository to your local machine using the command:

    git clone https://github.com/AsifRajwani/MCP-Server.git

  2. Navigate to the directory: Change your current directory to the project folder:

    cd MCP-Server

  3. Install dependencies: Install all the required packages by running:

    npm install

    This command will create a node_modules directory in your project.

Compiling and Running the Server

  1. Compile the code: Build the project by running the following command and ensure there are no errors:

    npm run build

  2. Start the server: Run the server with this command. The server uses StdioServerTransport, so there won't be much interactive output in the terminal.

    npm run start

Testing with the Inspector

To properly test your code, use the MCP Inspector. It will start the server in its own subprocess and provide a robust web interface for testing all the available methods.

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector node dist/mcp-server.js

The inspector will launch a web UI in your browser, allowing you to interact with and debug the server.

Data

Data used is stored in the csv file data/sales.csv