MCP Calculator Server
README.md
# 🧮 MCP Calculator Server
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<b>A simple MCP server that exposes calculator operations as tools and connects them to Cursor.</b>
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## 🌟 Project Overview
This project demonstrates how to build a simple **Model Context Protocol (MCP) server** using Python.
The MCP server exposes calculator operations as tools that can be called by an MCP-compatible client such as **Cursor**.
Instead of manually writing Python code for every calculation, Cursor can understand the user's request and call the appropriate MCP tool.
### 🔥 Available Calculator Tools
| 🔧 Tool | 📝 Description | 💡 Example |
|---|---|---|
| ➕ `add` | Adds two numbers | `add(10, 20)` → `30` |
| ➖ `subtract` | Subtracts two numbers | `subtract(20, 10)` → `10` |
| ✖️ `multiply` | Multiplies two numbers | `multiply(10, 5)` → `50` |
| ➗ `divide` | Divides two numbers | `divide(100, 4)` → `25` |
| 🔢 `power` | Calculates power | `power(2, 10)` → `1024` |
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# 🏗️ Architecture
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👤 USER
│
│
▼
🤖 CURSOR AGENT
│
│ MCP Protocol
▼
🔌 MCP CLIENT
│
│ stdio
▼
🧮 CALCULATOR MCP SERVER
│
┌────────────┼────────────┐
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
➕ add ➖ subtract ✖️ multiply
│ │ │
└────────────┼────────────┘
│
┌─────┴─────┐
▼ ▼
➗ divide 🔢 power
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