go-utcp and rs-utcp
These are ecosystem siblings—language-specific implementations of the same Universal Tool Calling Protocol standard, allowing developers to build UTCP-compatible tools and clients in either Go or Rust depending on their language preference.
About go-utcp
universal-tool-calling-protocol/go-utcp
Official Go implementation of the UTCP
This is a Go language implementation of the Universal Tool Calling Protocol (UTCP), a standard for defining and interacting with various software tools. It helps developers integrate diverse services, such as HTTP APIs, command-line tools, or gRPC services, into a unified system. Go developers can use this to create applications that discover, call, and manage a wide range of tools across different communication protocols.
About rs-utcp
universal-tool-calling-protocol/rs-utcp
Official Rust implementation of the UTCP
This is a Rust implementation of the Universal Tool Calling Protocol (UTCP), enabling developers to connect to and use various tools and services across different communication methods. It takes configuration files or OpenAPI specifications as input and allows Rust applications to discover and execute these tools, receiving structured results. Software developers building applications in Rust that need to interact with diverse external systems or microservices would use this.
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