# eClass MCP Server Documentation
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<strong>Documentation guide for the eClass MCP server implementation</strong>
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<img src="../assets/cobuter-man.png" alt="Cobuter Man">
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<strong>This documentation explains how the server works, how it integrates with the MCP SDK, and provides technical references</strong>
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## Documentation Contents
This documentation provides detailed information about the eClass MCP Server implementation, architecture, and usage:
```
docs/
├── README.md # This documentation overview
├── how-it-works.md # Core implementation explanation
├── mcp-sdk-integration.md # Details on MCP SDK usage
└── tools-reference.md # Reference for available tools
```
## Documentation Sections
### [How It Works](./how-it-works.md)
The `how-it-works.md` document provides a comprehensive explanation of the eClass MCP Server's architecture and implementation. It covers:
- Server initialization and configuration
- Session state management
- Request handling flow
- Modular architecture approach
### [MCP SDK Integration](./mcp-sdk-integration.md)
The `mcp-sdk-integration.md` document details how the server integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Python SDK. It explains:
- SDK components used in the implementation
- Handler registration and decoration
- Message processing and response formatting
- Protocol communication details
### [Tools Reference](./tools-reference.md)
The `tools-reference.md` document provides a technical reference for all tools exposed by the server:
- Complete list of available tools
- Input schema specifications
- Response format details
- Example usage with different clients
## Contributing to Documentation
Contributions to improve this documentation are welcome! Please consider:
- Following the established style and format
- Adding clear explanations with code examples where appropriate
- Updating documentation when functionality changes
- Creating diagrams or visual aids for complex concepts, if your change requires it
## Back to Main README
For installation instructions, configuration details, and usage examples, please refer to the [main README](../README.md) file.