🤖 MCP Client as a Durable Object

This example demonstrates a functional pattern employing durable objects to implement an MCP (Management Component Protocol) client. The project is structured with a client and a server component.

To begin, install the necessary dependencies in both the root directory / and the /server directory using the command npm i.

To initiate the server, navigate to the server/ directory and execute npm run start. Similarly, to launch the client, run npm run start from the root directory /.

The project showcases a simple interaction: asking "Can you add 5 and 6?". The client then sends a request to the server, receives the computed result, and displays it to the client-side interface. This illustrates the durable object's role in handling requests and responses within the MCP client architecture.

License

MIT