gomcptest Architecture
Deep dive into the system architecture and design decisions
Explanation
Understanding-oriented content for gomcptest architecture and concepts
Explanation documents discuss and clarify concepts to broaden the reader’s understanding of topics. They provide context and illuminate ideas.
This section provides deeper background on how gomcptest works, its architecture, and the concepts behind it. The explanations are organized from foundational concepts to specific implementations:
- Architecture - Overall system design and component relationships
- MCP Protocol - Core protocol concepts and communication patterns
- Event System - Real-time event architecture for transparency and monitoring
- MCP Tools - Tool implementation details and design patterns
- AgentFlow Implementation - Specific web interface implementation of the event system
Understanding the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Exploration of what MCP is, how it works, and design decisions behind it
Event System Architecture
Understanding the event-driven architecture that enables real-time tool interaction monitoring and streaming responses in gomcptest.
Understanding the MCP Tools
Detailed explanation of the MCP tools architecture and implementation
AgentFlow: Event-Driven Interface Implementation
Implementation details of AgentFlow’s event-driven web interface, demonstrating how the general event system concepts are applied in practice through real-time tool interactions and streaming responses.
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