mcp.zig

This MCP server entry corresponds to a Zig-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) library. It provides a set of Zig APIs and examples to integrate MCP functionality directly into Zig projects, allowing you to manage and exchange model context information within your Zig applications. Since this is a library rather than a standalone runnable server, usage involves including the MCP code in your Zig project and wiring it into your application's context management flow. Look for example modules or test suites within the package to understand how contexts are created, updated, and shared across components.

Prerequisites:

• Zig compiler (version 0.9.0 or later)
• Basic Zig project setup (or using Zig's build system for libraries)

Installation steps:

1. Download the MCP Zig library package (the repository ZIP linked in the README) and extract it to a suitable location.
2. In your Zig project, add the MCP Zig library as a dependency. If using Zig's build.zig, reference the library path and include it in the addPkgIs module or as a system dependency depending on your project structure.
3. Import the MCP library in your Zig source files and initialize or initialize-then-use the MCP contexts as per the library's examples.
4. Build your project with Zig (e.g., zig build).

Example quick-start snippet (conceptual): const mcp = @import("./path/to/mcp_zig.zig");

pub fn main() void { // Initialize MCP subsystem const ctx = mcp.initContext(); // Use MCP APIs to create/update/get context data _ = ctx; }

Notes:

• This MCP Zig package is a library, not a stand-alone server. It is intended to be embedded within Zig applications.
• Ensure your Zig project uses a compatible Zig version (0.9.0+ as per the requirements).
• Refer to the repository's documentation and any example code to understand integration patterns for context creation, updates, and retrieval.
• Licensing is MIT as described in the project notes; include the license in your redistribution if you adapt or reuse the code.
• If you encounter path or import errors, verify that the library path is correctly specified in your build configuration and that the Zig language standard in use matches what the library expects.