DIY MCP

mcp/ ├── server/ # MCP server for Chinese tea information │ └── src/ │ ├── index.ts │ ├── stdio.ts │ └── teas.json └── client/ # MCP client CLI with Claude as LLM └── src/ ├── index.ts └── llm.ts

The core of this implementation is a lightweight MCP server. It offers the following resources and tools:

- Resources:

- tea://teas: List of all available teas
- tea://teas/{slug}: Details of a specific tea

- getTeasByType: Get all teas of a specific type
- getTeasByRegion: Get all teas from a specific province or region

You can interact with the MCP server through an MCP client like Claude Desktop, alternatively, you can use the included DIY MCP client. By adding your Anthropic API key, you can have Claude intelligently determine which tools to use based on your prompt.

The client provides three interaction modes:

- Ask LLM: Let Claude interact with the MCP server
- Get a resource: Directly access MCP server resources
- Use a tool: Directly call MCP server tools

To use Claude, first copy the example environment file and add your Anthropic API key with available credits to theANTHROPIC_API_KEYvariable:

The client will automatically start the MCP server, so ensure you've built it first.

Once running, you can interact with the MCP server through the MCP client CLI. Try asking the LLM some questions about Chinese tea:
- "What teas do you know about?"
- "Which teas come from Fujian?"
- "What is your favorite green tea?"

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