Intended to solve the "MxN" problem---the combinatorial difficulty of integrating M different LLMs with N different tools---MCP defines a client-server architecture and a standard protocol that ...

HTTP/1.1, the dominant HTTP protocol for creating Web applications ... DNS lookup and some implementation complexity. HTTP/2 allows the server to interleave multiple connections with the client. This ...

While HTTP serves as the foundation of web communication, SEE and JSON-RPC are foundational protocols for sending updates to a client server, and applications talking to each other remotely using ...

Client/Server ... hosted on a server or in a virtual PC and simply made available for use on a local PC via a UI. Obviously, the examples above leave out a very important aspect of modern distributed ...