Ocaml Mcp Example
What is Ocaml Mcp Example
ocaml-mcp-example is a demo repository for experimenting with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in OCaml. It includes both a library and applications for this protocol.
Use cases
Use cases include developing AI agents that interact with MCP servers, creating backend systems that leverage the strengths of OCaml, and experimenting with complex agentic systems.
How to use
To use ocaml-mcp-example, developers can clone the repository and start experimenting with the provided library and demo applications. Integration with MCP servers is essential for writing AI agents in OCaml.
Key features
Key features include strong typing, support for multi-core programming, and structured concurrency through the Eio library, making it suitable for building robust and high-performance systems.
Where to use
ocaml-mcp-example can be used in fields such as artificial intelligence, backend system development, and any application requiring robust, concurrent processing.
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 Ocaml Mcp Example
ocaml-mcp-example is a demo repository for experimenting with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in OCaml. It includes both a library and applications for this protocol.
Use cases
Use cases include developing AI agents that interact with MCP servers, creating backend systems that leverage the strengths of OCaml, and experimenting with complex agentic systems.
How to use
To use ocaml-mcp-example, developers can clone the repository and start experimenting with the provided library and demo applications. Integration with MCP servers is essential for writing AI agents in OCaml.
Key features
Key features include strong typing, support for multi-core programming, and structured concurrency through the Eio library, making it suitable for building robust and high-performance systems.
Where to use
ocaml-mcp-example can be used in fields such as artificial intelligence, backend system development, and any application requiring robust, concurrent processing.
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
A Demo Repository for the Model Context Protocol in OCaml
This is a demo repository for experimenting with the Model Context
Protocol in OCaml.
At present, there is no official MCP SDK for OCaml, nor did I find a third-party
one available as an open source software. Thus I am trying to write a client and
server library for the protocol as well, which is work in progress. This
repository contains both a library and a demo application (or applications).
Rationale
OCaml is a strongly typed functional programming language, and it has been
adopted in production for mission critical systems (e.g. finance). It has also
added support for multi-core programming in version 5.
Eio library brings structured
concurrency to the language, which makes it even more suitable for building
robust, high-performant systems.
MCP client
To write an AI agent in OCaml, integration with MCP servers is a must. Writing
AI agents in OCaml would be a great experience, especially for implementing
complex agentic systems, because of composability of the language.
MCP server
OCaml is a solid language for backend systems, so writing an MCP server in the
language would make sense.
Status
I am trying to implement a client that inspects an MCP server. My OCaml skills
are at an elementary level, so it will probably take longer than it would if it
were done by an experienced functional programmer.
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.
