Mcprun Playground
What is Mcprun Playground
mcprun-playground is an interactive development environment designed for users to experiment with the MCP ecosystem. It allows users to create and test servlets using the XTP plugin system in a cloud-based setup.
Use cases
Use cases include developing custom servlets, experimenting with cloud-based applications, and leveraging AI tools like Claude and OpenAI for enhanced functionality in projects.
How to use
To use mcprun-playground, create a GitHub account and an mcp.run account. Install the XTP CLI and set up a GitHub Codespace by clicking the ‘Code’ button, selecting ‘Codespaces’, and creating a new codespace. Follow the commands ‘xtp auth login’ and ‘xtp plugin init’ to get started.
Key features
Key features include a fully pre-configured cloud development environment, support for multiple programming languages (Rust, Go, TypeScript), integration with the XTP plugin system, and tools for building and testing servlets.
Where to use
mcprun-playground can be used in software development, particularly for building and testing server-side applications, web services, and interactive applications within the MCP ecosystem.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Mcprun Playground
mcprun-playground is an interactive development environment designed for users to experiment with the MCP ecosystem. It allows users to create and test servlets using the XTP plugin system in a cloud-based setup.
Use cases
Use cases include developing custom servlets, experimenting with cloud-based applications, and leveraging AI tools like Claude and OpenAI for enhanced functionality in projects.
How to use
To use mcprun-playground, create a GitHub account and an mcp.run account. Install the XTP CLI and set up a GitHub Codespace by clicking the ‘Code’ button, selecting ‘Codespaces’, and creating a new codespace. Follow the commands ‘xtp auth login’ and ‘xtp plugin init’ to get started.
Key features
Key features include a fully pre-configured cloud development environment, support for multiple programming languages (Rust, Go, TypeScript), integration with the XTP plugin system, and tools for building and testing servlets.
Where to use
mcprun-playground can be used in software development, particularly for building and testing server-side applications, web services, and interactive applications within the MCP ecosystem.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
mcp.run playground
This will be an interactive session! You don’t have to code to follow along, but if you want, make sure you have:
- a GitHub account (duh, but just saying)
- mcp.run account (you can use the GH account and create it on the spot)
- the XTP CLI installed (if you want to build servlets)
- recommended for interactive use: an account with Claude, Claude Desktop installed
- useful for Tasks: an account with Claude (Anthropic Console) and/or OpenAI
- you can also use Ollama/your favorite MCP client (if you like to live on the bleeding edge)
Development Environment
This repository is configured to work with GitHub Codespaces, providing a fully pre-configured development environment in the cloud.
Using GitHub Codespaces
- Open the Getting Started folder for your favorite language
- Click the “Open in GitHub Codespaces” button
Getting Started
xtp auth loginxtp plugin init
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
