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Typescript

About Genkit MCP Plugin

The Genkit MCP Plugin is an experimental extension for Genkit, an open-source TypeScript toolkit for building AI-powered features in web and mobile applications. This plugin integrates Genkit with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that allows developers to build servers providing tools, resources, and prompts to clients. With this integration, Genkit developers can both consume MCP tools, prompts, and resources as clients and provide tools and prompts as servers. Key Features: - MCP Client Functionality: Enables Genkit applications to connect to MCP servers, accessing a wide range of tools and prompts. Developers can configure the client with options such as server process parameters, server URLs, and transport methods. - MCP Server Functionality: Allows Genkit applications to expose their tools and prompts as an MCP server, facilitating interaction with other MCP-compatible clients. - Flexible Transport Options: Supports various transport methods, including launching a local server process using standard I/O (stdio), connecting to remote servers via Server-Sent Events (SSE) or WebSockets, and using existing MCP transport objects. - Tool and Prompt Discovery: Automatically discovers available tools and prompts from connected MCP servers and registers them with Genkit, making them readily available for use within the application. - Structured Tool Responses: Processes tool responses from MCP servers to ensure compatibility with Genkit's expected formats, including parsing JSON responses and handling text content appropriately. Note: As an experimental plugin, the Genkit MCP Plugin may undergo significant changes, and its long-term support is not guaranteed. Developers are advised to use it with caution in production environments.

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