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# Model Context Protocol (MCP) SDK Implementation
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## Overview
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This package implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in Go that facilitates real-time communication between AI models and clients using Server-Sent Events (SSE). The implementation provides a framework for building AI-assisted applications with bidirectional communication capabilities.
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## Core Components
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### Server-Sent Events (SSE) Communication
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- **Real-time Communication**: Robust SSE-based communication system that maintains persistent connections with clients
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- **Connection Management**: Client registration, message broadcasting, and client cleanup mechanisms
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- **Event Handling**: Event types for tools, prompts, and resources changes
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### JSON-RPC Implementation
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- **Request Processing**: Complete JSON-RPC request processor for handling MCP protocol methods
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- **Response Formatting**: Proper response formatting according to JSON-RPC specifications
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- **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling with appropriate error codes
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### Tool Management
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- **Tool Registration**: System to register custom tools with handlers
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- **Tool Execution**: Mechanism to execute tool functions with proper timeout handling
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- **Result Handling**: Flexible result handling supporting various return types (string, JSON, images)
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### Prompt System
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- **Prompt Registration**: System for registering both static and dynamic prompts
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- **Argument Validation**: Validation for required arguments and default values for optional ones
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- **Message Generation**: Handlers that generate properly formatted conversation messages
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### Resource Management
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- **Resource Registration**: System for managing and accessing external resources
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- **Content Delivery**: Handlers for delivering resource content to clients on demand
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- **Resource Subscription**: Mechanisms for clients to subscribe to resource updates
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### Protocol Features
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- **Initialization Sequence**: Proper handshaking with capability negotiation
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- **Notification Handling**: Support for both standard and client-specific notifications
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- **Message Routing**: Intelligent routing of requests to appropriate handlers
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## Technical Highlights
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### Configuration System
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- **Flexible Configuration**: Configuration system with sensible defaults and customization options
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- **CORS Support**: Configurable CORS settings for cross-origin requests
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- **Server Information**: Proper server identification and versioning
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### Client Session Management
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- **Session Tracking**: Client session tracking with unique identifiers
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- **Connection Health**: Ping/pong mechanism to maintain connection health
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- **Initialization State**: Client initialization state tracking
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### Content Handling
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- **Multi-format Content**: Support for text, code, and binary content
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- **MIME Type Support**: Proper MIME type identification for various content types
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- **Audience Annotations**: Content audience annotations for user/assistant targeting
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## Usage
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To create and use an MCP server, see the examples directory for practical implementation examples including:
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- Tool registration and execution
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- Static and dynamic prompt creation
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- Resource handling with proper URI identification
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- Embedded resources in prompt responses
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- Client connection management
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