Interactive Drawing MCP
by AaronGoldsmith
Interactive Drawing MCP is an example of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with an interactive drawing interface. It demonstrates how to build an MCP extension that includes a separate UI window for drawing, using Tkinter as the graphical interface.
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What is Interactive Drawing MCP?
This is an MCP server that provides an interactive drawing interface using Tkinter. It allows users to manipulate a 16x16 grid and interact with it through a UI and a command interface.
How to use Interactive Drawing MCP?
The server can be run standalone or integrated with Goose AI. To run standalone, use the interactive-draw-mcp command. For Goose integration, use the goose session --with-extension "python -m interactive-draw-mcp" command.
Key features of Interactive Drawing MCP
Drawing Grid Interface (16x16)
Toggle Cell Color Functionality
Grid State Persistence (JSON)
Real-Time UI Updates
Integration with Goose AI
Use cases of Interactive Drawing MCP
Interactive AI applications
Visual feedback for AI commands
Customizable grid-based interactions
Education and learning about MCP servers
FAQ from Interactive Drawing MCP
How do I start a drawing session?
How do I start a drawing session?
Use the start_drawing_session() tool.
How do I toggle a cell's color?
How do I toggle a cell's color?
Use the toggle_cell_color(row, col) tool, specifying the row and column.
How do I get the current grid state?
How do I get the current grid state?
Use the get_grid_state() tool.
Where is the grid state saved?
Where is the grid state saved?
The grid state is saved in the board_state.json file.
How does the UI update in real-time?
How does the UI update in real-time?
A background thread monitors the board_state.json file for changes and updates the UI accordingly.