MCP-Demo

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This project is a Proof of Concept (PoC) to demonstrate how to work with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using two different client implementations.

MCP Demo

This project is a Proof of Concept (PoC) to demonstrate how to work with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using two different client implementations. At the moment, they share the same MCP Server implementation

Server Implementation

Built using FastMCP in Python, this server exposes two mock APIs - hotels API and weather API. And is available at the following location:

  • MCP Server- ./mcp-demo-python/mcp_server_fastmcp.py

There are two APIs which are exposed using FastAPI.

  • FastAPI Apis for hotels and weather – ./mcp-demo-python/hotel_and_weather_api.py - Search hotels, book a hotel, retrieve booking

Client Implementations

Python Client

Built with FastMCP and Streamlit:

  • connecting to the MCP server
  • Uses a local Ollama model (Gemma3) for intent parsing
  • ./mcp-demo-python/streamlit_client_fastmcp - Python MCP Client that uses ollama with a local Gemma model

C# MVC Client

Built using ASP.NET MVC and C#, integrating with:

  • The same MCP server
  • A local Ollama model (Gemma3) for intent parsing

📂 Project Structure

  • /mcp-demo-python – Includes the Python MCP Server + APIs + Streamlit MCP client
    (See its own README.md for details)
  • /mcp-demo-csharp – ASP.NET MVC MCP client with Ollama integration
    (See its own README.md for details)

Running the code

Expose the APIs by running:

uvicorn hotel_and_weather_api:app --port 8000

The MCP server for both clients can be run via:

python mcp_server_fastmcp.py

The Python MCP client can be run via:

streamlit run streamlit_client_fastmcp.py

Run the C# MVC Client through Visual Studio