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Kiters MCP Client

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Kiters MCP Client is an Electron-based chat interface for interacting with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, integrating with OpenRouter.ai for AI model access. It allows users to connect to MCP servers, view available tools, and chat with AI models.

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What is Kiters MCP Client?

Kiters MCP Client is an Electron application designed to facilitate communication with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, enabling users to leverage AI models through OpenRouter.ai for chat and tool interaction.

How to use Kiters MCP Client?

To use Kiters MCP Client, clone the repository, install dependencies, set up your OpenRouter.ai API key, and then run the development server or build the application. Configure your MCP servers (either local or remote) through the application's interface, and then start chatting with AI models, potentially triggering tool calls from the MCP servers.

Key features of Kiters MCP Client

  • Connect to MCP servers (stdio or HTTP)

  • View and call available tools

  • Chat with AI models from OpenRouter.ai

  • Tool calling support

  • Dark/light theme support

Use cases of Kiters MCP Client

  • AI-powered chat application

  • Testing and development of MCP servers

  • Integration of AI models with custom tools

  • Prototyping AI agent workflows

  • Exploring tool-augmented conversation

FAQ from Kiters MCP Client

How do I add an MCP server?

Click the '+' button in the Servers section, enter a name and details for the server, then select the server type (Local or Remote) and provide the path or URL.

How do I connect to an MCP server?

Click the 'Connect' button next to the server you want to connect to.

How do I set my OpenRouter.ai API key?

Click the 'Settings' button at the bottom of the sidebar and enter your API key.

How do I change the theme?

Click the 'Settings' button at the bottom of the sidebar and choose your preferred theme (Light, Dark, or System).

What are the prerequisites for running this application?

You need Node.js (v16+) and npm or yarn installed.