Rijksmuseum MCP Client
by r-huijts
The Rijksmuseum MCP Client is an Electron-based desktop application for interacting with the Rijksmuseum's art collection using AI. It integrates with the Rijksmuseum MCP server via the Model Context Protocol and provides a chat interface for exploring art.
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What is Rijksmuseum MCP Client?
This client is an Electron-based application that allows users to interact with the Rijksmuseum's art collection through an AI-powered chat interface. It communicates with the Rijksmuseum MCP Server, enabling seamless exploration and information retrieval about artworks.
How to use Rijksmuseum MCP Client?
- Clone the repository. 2. Install dependencies using
npm install
. 3. Set up the Rijksmuseum MCP Server. 4. Create a .env file with API keys and server path. 5. Start the development server usingnpm run dev
or build the application usingnpm run build
Key features of Rijksmuseum MCP Client
Search and explore Rijksmuseum's art collection
Chat interface with AI-powered responses
Image display support for artworks
Real-time API integration
Built with Electron and TypeScript
Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration
Use cases of Rijksmuseum MCP Client
Exploring the Rijksmuseum's art collection with AI assistance
Learning about specific artworks through chat interactions
Viewing high-resolution images of artwork
Integrating the Rijksmuseum art collection into other applications
Demonstrating Model Context Protocol capabilities
FAQ from Rijksmuseum MCP Client
What is the Rijksmuseum MCP Server?
What is the Rijksmuseum MCP Server?
The Rijksmuseum MCP Server is a backend application that provides the API endpoints required for the Rijksmuseum MCP Client to function. It handles the AI interactions and data fetching.
Do I need a Rijksmuseum API key to use this client?
Do I need a Rijksmuseum API key to use this client?
Yes, you need to obtain a Rijksmuseum API key and configure it in your .env file to access the art collection data.
What is the Model Context Protocol?
What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol used for communication between the client and the server. It enables AI-powered interactions.
Can I contribute to this project?
Can I contribute to this project?
Yes, contributions are welcome! Please follow the contributing guidelines outlined in the README.
What technologies are used in this client?
What technologies are used in this client?
This client is built using Electron, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and integrates with the Rijksmuseum API using the Model Context Protocol.