Java SDK
What is Java SDK
The MCP Java SDK is a set of Java projects designed to facilitate integration with the Model Context Protocol, enabling standardized interaction with AI models and tools. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous communication, making it suitable for various application requirements.
Use cases
Use cases for the MCP Java SDK include building applications that require seamless interaction with AI models, integrating AI tools within Java-based systems, and creating both client and server applications that adhere to the Model Context Protocol principles.
How to use
To use the MCP Java SDK, developers can include the SDK as a dependency in their Java projects and utilize the provided functionalities to interact with MCP servers. The SDK offers comprehensive documentation, including guides on setting up a client or server implementation.
Key features
Key features of the MCP Java SDK include support for both synchronous and asynchronous communication patterns, a modular architecture for easy integration, and robust documentation that aids developers in understanding and utilizing the SDK effectively.
Where to use
The MCP Java SDK can be used in various applications including enterprise systems requiring AI functionalities, microservices architectures needing standardized AI tool interactions, and any Java application that aims to leverage AI models efficiently.
Overview
What is Java SDK
The MCP Java SDK is a set of Java projects designed to facilitate integration with the Model Context Protocol, enabling standardized interaction with AI models and tools. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous communication, making it suitable for various application requirements.
Use cases
Use cases for the MCP Java SDK include building applications that require seamless interaction with AI models, integrating AI tools within Java-based systems, and creating both client and server applications that adhere to the Model Context Protocol principles.
How to use
To use the MCP Java SDK, developers can include the SDK as a dependency in their Java projects and utilize the provided functionalities to interact with MCP servers. The SDK offers comprehensive documentation, including guides on setting up a client or server implementation.
Key features
Key features of the MCP Java SDK include support for both synchronous and asynchronous communication patterns, a modular architecture for easy integration, and robust documentation that aids developers in understanding and utilizing the SDK effectively.
Where to use
The MCP Java SDK can be used in various applications including enterprise systems requiring AI functionalities, microservices architectures needing standardized AI tool interactions, and any Java application that aims to leverage AI models efficiently.
Content
MCP Java SDK
A set of projects that provide Java SDK integration for the Model Context Protocol.
This SDK enables Java applications to interact with AI models and tools through a standardized interface, supporting both synchronous and asynchronous communication patterns.
📚 Reference Documentation
MCP Java SDK documentation
For comprehensive guides and SDK API documentation
- Features - Overview the features provided by the Java MCP SDK
- Acrchitecture - Java MCP SDK architecture overview.
- Java Dependencies / BOM - Java dependencies and BOM.
- Java MCP Client - Learn how to use the MCP client to interact with MCP servers.
- Java MCP Server - Learn how to implement and configure a MCP servers.
Spring AI MCP documentation
Spring AI MCP extends the MCP Java SDK with Spring Boot integration, providing both client and server starters. Bootstrap your AI applications with MCP support using Spring Initializer.
Development
Building from Source
./mvnw clean install -DskipTests
Running Tests
To run the tests you have to pre-install Docker and npx.
./mvnw test
Contributing
Contributions are welcome!
Please follow the Contributing Guidelines.
Team
- Christian Tzolov
- Dariusz Jędrzejczyk
Links
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.