The Echo MCP Server is a simple, lightweight implementation built with .NET Core that provides a basic message echo service using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It supports customizing message formats and can be deployed via Docker or directly on a machine. Designed for demonstrating MCP functionalities, it is suitable for testing, development, and integration tasks requiring echo responses.
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Apr 23 2025
The Echo MCP Server is a simple, lightweight implementation built with .NET Core that provides a basic message echo service using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It supports customizing message formats and can be deployed via Docker or directly on a machine. Designed for demonstrating MCP functionalities, it is suitable for testing, development, and integration tasks requiring echo responses.
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Created by:
Apr 23 2025
Aad Versteeg
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What is Echo MCP Server?
This MCP server implements a straightforward echo service via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using .NET Core technology. It listens for incoming messages and echoes the same message back to the client, with the ability to customize message formats through configuration settings like appsettings.json or environment variables. It's designed to be lightweight and easy to deploy, either directly or via Docker container. The server supports integration with MCP-compatible clients, allowing for seamless testing and development of message-based interactions. Its modular design and configurability make it ideal for scenarios where simple message validation or response confirmation is needed, as well as for demonstrating MCP standards and protocols.
Who will use Echo MCP Server?
- Developers building MCP-compatible applications
- Test engineers performing message protocol testing
- Integration specialists validating message exchanges
- Educational users learning MCP implementation
- DevOps teams deploying lightweight echo services
How to use the Echo MCP Server?
- Step 1: Clone the repository from GitHub
- Step 2: Build the project with dotnet build command
- Step 3: Configure the message format in appsettings.json or environment variables
- Step 4: Run the server locally with dotnet run or build a Docker image
- Step 5: Connect an MCP-compatible client to the server's endpoint
- Step 6: Send messages to the server and receive echoed responses
Echo MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Echo incoming messages back to clients
- Customizable message format via configuration
- Support for Docker deployment
- Built on the MCP standard
- Lightweight and easy to deploy
The Benefits
- Simple integration and testing of MCP protocols
- Flexible message formatting for various use cases
- Easy to deploy in development and production environments
- Demonstrates standard MCP message handling
- Minimal resource usage and lightweight design
Echo MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Testing MCP-compatible client applications
- Validating message exchange protocols
- Educational purposes for learning MCP standards
- Development of message-based communication features
- Debugging and troubleshooting message flows
FAQs of Echo MCP Server
Developer
- aadversteeg
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