A sample MCP server using the MCP C# SDK. Generates random numbers and random weather.
This README was created using the CMCP server template project. It demonstrates how you can easily create an MCP server using Cand then package it in a NuGet package. See aka.ms/nuget/mcp/guide for the full guide. Test the MCP server locally using the steps below. Update the package metadata in the .csproj file, in particular the .mcp/server.jsondotnet packbin/Releasejson…
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This README was created using the C# MCP server template project. It demonstrates how you can easily create an MCP server using C# and then package it in a NuGet package. See aka.ms/nuget/mcp/guide for the full guide. Test the MCP server locally using the steps below. Update the package metadata in the .csproj file, in particular the .mcp/server.jsondotnet packbin/Releasejson "Knapcode.SampleMcpServer": { "Knapcode.SampleMcpServer@0.4.0-beta", "WEATHERCHOICES": "sunny,humid,freezing" Give me 3…
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