Introduction to MCP

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a framework designed to facilitate seamless communication and interaction between various components of a system. It provides a standardized protocol for defining, managing, and exchanging contextual information, enabling efficient and scalable integration of services and applications.

Key Features

• Standardized Communication: MCP ensures consistent and reliable communication between components.
• Context Management: It allows for the definition and management of contextual data.
• Scalability: Designed to handle large-scale systems with multiple interacting components.

Use Cases

• Distributed systems
• Microservices architecture
• IoT (Internet of Things) applications

Getting Started

To get started with MCP, explore the documentation and examples provided in this repository.