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Reference server implementations and tools for the Model Context Protocol, enabling standardized state and context management for AI/ML models.
This project contains official reference implementations and utility tools for building servers that communicate using the Model Context Protocol. It aims to provide robust, compliant examples to accelerate adoption and development within the ecosystem.
The Model Context Protocol addresses the challenge of consistently managing and passing context (e.g., conversation history, user preferences, environmental state) to and from AI/ML models across different services and frameworks. This project provides concrete server implementations to make adopting the protocol easier.
Provides ready-to-use server implementations adhering to the Model Context Protocol specification.
Includes examples and tooling for integrating various types of AI/ML models with the protocol servers.
Offers implementations in multiple programming languages to suit different development environments.
The reference servers can be used in various scenarios where standardized context management for AI/ML models is crucial, including:
Building conversational AI agents where managing turn-by-turn context and history across multiple model calls is essential for coherent interaction.
Ensures consistent and accurate model responses by providing necessary historical context.
Integrating disparate AI services or models into a unified pipeline where context needs to be seamlessly passed between different processing stages.
Simplifies complex multi-model integrations through a standardized communication layer.
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