This MCP sample demonstrates server and client implementation using Python, focusing on message exchange, image handling, and multimodal support, enabling developers to build customized MCP applications.
This MCP sample demonstrates server and client implementation using Python, focusing on message exchange, image handling, and multimodal support, enabling developers to build customized MCP applications.
The MCP sample showcases a server and client setup where messages and images are exchanged to facilitate multimodal interactions. It supports automated execution of tools based on message content and allows extension for remote network connectivity. The code structure provides a foundation for developing advanced MCP systems that integrate textual and image data, useful for AI agents, multimodal models, and remote communication workflows.
Who will use Sample MCP (Server/Client code)?
Developers building MCP applications
Researchers working on multimodal communication
AI engineers implementing server-client architectures
Anyone interested in MCP protocol examples
How to use the Sample MCP (Server/Client code)?
Step1: Clone or download the repository from GitHub
Step2: Run 'uv run blur_client.py' to start the server and client
Step3: Use the message interface to send commands or images
Step4: Observe the server executing tasks based on received messages
Sample MCP (Server/Client code)'s Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
Message exchange between server and client
Image transmission and processing
Automated tool execution based on messages
Multimodal data handling
The Benefits
Provides a practical example of MCP architecture
Supports multimodal interaction capabilities
Flexible extension for customized MCP development
Enables remote and local communication integration
Sample MCP (Server/Client code)'s Main Use Cases & Applications
Developing multimodal AI assistants
Building remote MCP-based service workflows
Research on message-driven automation
Educational example for MCP protocol implementation
FAQs of Sample MCP (Server/Client code)
What is the purpose of this MCP sample?
Can I extend this code for my own MCP applications?
Does this sample support remote network communication?