What is Mcp Rs Test

mcp_rs_test is a server implementation for the MCP (Minecraft Communication Protocol) developed using the Rust programming language. This project serves as a learning tool for both understanding Rust and the intricacies of the MCP protocol.

Use cases

The MCP server can be utilized in gaming environments where communication between clients and servers is essential, particularly in Minecraft-related applications. Developers can use it to build custom servers or enhance existing ones with additional functionality.

How to use

To use the server, one needs to add a specific configuration to the ‘claude_desktop_config.json’ file, providing the path to the compiled executable and any required arguments. The server can be built either in debug or release mode using the cargo build commands.

Key features

Key features of mcp_rs_test include its implementation of the MCP protocol, which allows for seamless communication in multiplayer gaming scenarios. It leverages Rust’s safety and performance benefits, making it robust and efficient for handling network operations.

Where to use

This server can be used in development environments focused on multiplayer gaming, especially with Minecraft. It is ideal for developers looking to experiment with MCP protocol implementations or create custom server-side solutions.

mcp_rs_test

MCP server implementation in Rust.
Project to learn Rust and the MCP protocol at the same time (why not?).

Requirements

• Rust (1.83 or later)

Build

For a debug build:

cargo build

For a release build:

cargo build --release

Installation

To install the server, just add the following lines to your claude_desktop_config.json file:

{
  "mcp_rs_test": {
    "command": "<path to your mcp_rs_test.exe>",
    "args": []
  }
}