{
"mcpServers": {
"fdccsmcpserver": {
"command": "<see-readme>",
"args": []
}
}
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This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in C# that provides access to Forecourt Device Controller (FDC) data services.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol designed to simplify interactions between AI tools and systems. Microsoft partnered with Anthropic to create an official C# SDK for MCP.
MCP enables:
Learn more about MCP:
This MCP server application provides tools to interact with an FDC system that monitors fuel tank data. The server exposes methods to retrieve tank delivery information using the MCP protocol.
Services: Contains service classes for communicating with external APIs
FdcService.cs: Handles HTTP requests to retrieve tank delivery dataModels: Contains data models for the application
TankDeliveryResponse.cs: Data models for tank delivery informationTools: Contains MCP-compatible tool implementations
EchoTool.cs: Simple echo tools for testing MCP functionalityFdcTool.cs: Tools for retrieving tank delivery dataEcho: Echoes a message back to the clientReverseEcho: Returns the message in reverseGetTanksDeliveries: Retrieves the latest tank delivery data for all tanksGetTankDelivery: Retrieves the latest tank delivery data for a specific tankdotnet builddotnet runThe MCP server will start and listen for incoming connections using standard input/output as the transport mechanism.
The application sets up an MCP server with:
FdcService is registered as a singleton for handling HTTP communication with the FDC systemWithToolsFromAssembly() method[McpServerToolType] for classes and [McpServerTool] for methodsWhen a client connects to the MCP server, it can discover and invoke the available tools:
The server handles the conversion between MCP protocol messages and C# method invocations, providing a standardized way for AI tools to interact with the FDC system.
You can integrate this MCP server with AI tools or other systems that support the MCP protocol. Here's an example configuration for setting up the MCP server as a stdio service:
"Fdc C# MCP Server": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "dotnet",
"args": [
"run",
"--project",
"/Users/yerald231ger/Documents/Areas/Courses-Mcp/csharp/src/McpServerFdc/McpServerFdc/McpServerFdc.csproj"
]
}