MCP Contd

MCP Architecture

• Overview
  
• MCP Server:
  • This is server side of mcp which works with external datasources (Google Drive, Slack, Github…………….)
• MCP Host:
  • This is an IDE/LLM Chat Interface/Python code
  • Host creates one mcp client per mcp server

• MCP Client:

  • Interacts with MCP Server

• Transport Layer:

  • Stdio transport:
    • MCP Client and MCP Server on same machine
    • This uses Remote Procedure Calls
  • Streamable HTTP transport
    • MCP Client and MCP Server on different Machines
    • It uses HTTPS streams
      

• Overview
  

MCP SDKs

• Client SDKS
  
• Server SDK
  

Claude Desktop

• Download Claude Desktop Refer Here

UV

• Refer Here for UV
• Installation Refer Here
• Open Terminal

pip install uv

Here is a concise cheatsheet for uv, the fast Python package and project manager:

uv Cheatsheet

Project Setup & Management

• Initialize a new project:
  uv init[1][3]
• Add a package:
  uv add or uv add @[1][3]
• Remove a package:
  uv remove[1][3]
• Lock dependencies:
  uv lock[1][4]
• Install all dependencies:
  uv install[1]
• Update all dependencies:
  uv update or uv lock --upgrade[1][4]
• List outdated dependencies:
  uv outdated[1]
• List all installed dependencies:
  uv list[1]
• Clean unused dependencies:
  uv clean[1]
• View dependency tree:
  uv tree[3]

Virtual Environments

• Create a virtual environment:
  uv env create or uv sync (creates env if needed)[1][4]
• Activate a virtual environment:
  uv env activate[1]
• Deactivate a virtual environment:
  uv env deactivate[1]

Python Version Management

• Install a specific Python version:
  uv python install[1][3]
• Display current Python version:
  uv python --version[1]
• List available Python versions:
  uv python list[3]

Running Scripts & Tools

• Run a Python script:
  uv run[1][3]
• Run a tool:
  uvx[1][3]
• Install a command-line tool:
  uv tool install[1][3]

Miscellaneous

• Publish a package:
  uv publish[1]
• Search for available tools:
  uv tool search[1]
• List installed tools:
  uv tool list[1]
• Help:
  uv help[1][5]
• Upgrade uv:
  uv upgrade or uv self update[1][5]

Cache Management

• Clean cache:
  uv cache clean[5]
• Prune cache:
  uv cache prune[5]
• Show cache directory:
  uv cache dir[5]

This covers the most common and essential commands for working with uv in Python projects[1][3][5].