MCP Argo Server
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MCP Argo Server is a lightweight CLI tool that wraps Argo Workflows using JSON-RPC over STDIN/STDOUT. It provides tools for launching workflows, checking workflow status, and retrieving results.
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What is MCP Argo Server?
MCP Argo Server is an MCP-compliant server written in Golang for running Argo Workflows. It acts as a wrapper around Argo Workflows, enabling interaction through JSON-RPC over STDIN/STDOUT.
How to use MCP Argo Server?
To use MCP Argo Server, first set up a Kubernetes cluster with Argo Workflows installed. Then, clone the repository and use the provided make commands to set up the cluster, run test workflows, and interact with the server. A Python test client is also provided for demonstration.
Key features of MCP Argo Server
MCP-compliant server
JSON-RPC interface
Workflow submission
Workflow status monitoring
Result retrieval
Integration with Argo Workflows
Use cases of MCP Argo Server
Automating tasks using Argo Workflows
Integrating Argo Workflows with other systems via JSON-RPC
Building custom workflow management solutions
Running workflows in a lightweight environment
Testing and debugging Argo Workflows
FAQ from MCP Argo Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Mesh Configuration Protocol. It's used for managing configuration across different services.
What is Argo Workflows?
What is Argo Workflows?
Argo Workflows is an open source container-native workflow engine for orchestrating parallel jobs on Kubernetes.
How do I install Argo Workflows?
How do I install Argo Workflows?
Refer to the Argo Workflows documentation for installation instructions.
What is Foxy Contexts?
What is Foxy Contexts?
Foxy Contexts is a library used for RPC handling.
Where can I find example workflows?
Where can I find example workflows?
A sample workflow is located in kube/argo-hello-world.yaml.