A Java-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation for weather data, designed to be run via standard I/O. It provides weather forecast and alert information as MCP tools, suitable for integration with clients like Claude for Desktop. This project serves as a concrete example of an MCP server.
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Category: Reference Implementations / Examples
Tags: weather, reference-implementation, java, mcp, open-source
spring-ai-mcp-weather is a Java-based implementation of an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for weather data. It is designed to be run via standard I/O and provides weather forecasts and alert information as MCP tools. This makes it suitable for integration with clients such as Claude for Desktop. The project serves as a concrete example of how to implement an MCP server.
No pricing information is provided; the project is open-source.