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MCPClient

Guides

  • Thin MCP Client

Tech Notes

  • Client for a Python-made MCP server
  • Client for Docker MCP Toolkit

Symbols

  • MCPInitialize
  • MCPKill
  • MCPListTools
  • MCPStart
  • MCPToLLMTool
AntonAntonov`MCPClient`
MCPStart
​
MCPStart[cmd]
start a process using the command line arguments
cmd
.
​
Examples  
(1)
Basic Examples  
(1)
Start an MCP server using a Python script:
In[1]:=
client=
MCPStart
[{​​FileNameJoin[{$HomeDirectory,"/miniforge3/bin/python"}],​​"-i",​​FileNameJoin[{PacletObject["AntonAntonov/MCPClient"]["Location"],"Resources","simple_mcp_server.py"}]​​}]
Note that with the option "-i" Python is run in interactive mode.
SeeAlso
MCPInitialize
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