mcp_server_client_tutorial_using_python
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This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for building a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and client with a UI using Python.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is designed to facilitate communication between language models and tool providers, enabling powerful AI-based applications. This guide walks you through creating both an MCP server and a client with a graphical user interface using Python. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a functional MCP system with both server and client components that can interact seamlessly. The server is implemented to handle tool calls, such as a simple addition operation, while the client connects to the server, calls the tools, and displays results. The client UI is built using Tkinter, providing a user-friendly interface for interaction. The guide also covers asynchronous programming considerations and provides scripts for setting up and running the server and client.
Features
- Comprehensive guide for building MCP server and client
- Includes UI development using Tkinter
- Covers asynchronous programming in Python
- Provides scripts for server and client setup
- Demonstrates tool call handling and result display
