Overview

MCP-Go: Model Context Protocol Implementation

Overview

MCP-Go is a Go implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to bridge the gap between LLM applications and external data sources/tools. It provides a streamlined way to build servers that expose functionality to LLM applications through a standardized interface.

Key Features

• Fast Development: High-level interface reduces boilerplate code
• Simple Integration: Easy-to-use API for building MCP servers
• Comprehensive: Aims to fully implement the core MCP specification
• Standardized Communication: Handles complex protocol details automatically

Core Capabilities

• Resources: Expose data for LLM context (similar to GET endpoints)
• Tools: Provide executable functionality (similar to POST endpoints)
• Prompts: Define reusable templates for LLM interactions

Target Audience

• Developers building LLM applications
• Teams needing to integrate external data sources with LLMs
• Anyone requiring standardized communication between LLMs and tools/data

Note: Currently under active development alongside the MCP specification itself. Core features are functional, with advanced capabilities in progress.