MCP Connector
by JohanKoppenaal
MCP Connector is a lightweight server designed to manage multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It facilitates the integration of custom AI models with TypingMind through a REST API.
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What is MCP Connector?
MCP Connector is a server that manages multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, enabling integration with TypingMind. It provides a REST API to connect custom AI models or tools.
How to use MCP Connector?
To use MCP Connector, run it locally or on a server using npx @typingmind/mcp <auth-token>. Provide your TypingMind authentication token. For HTTPS, set CERTFILE and KEYFILE environment variables. Connect to TypingMind by pasting the server address and token on the TypingMind MCP integration page.
Key features of MCP Connector
Manages multiple MCP servers
Integrates with TypingMind
Provides a REST API for AI model integration
Supports both HTTP and HTTPS
Easy to run locally or on a server
Use cases of MCP Connector
Connecting custom AI models to TypingMind
Running MCP servers on local machines
Managing AI model integrations through a central server
Enabling secure communication with TypingMind using HTTPS
FAQ from MCP Connector
How do I run MCP Connector?
How do I run MCP Connector?
Use npx @typingmind/mcp <auth-token> in your terminal.
How do I enable HTTPS?
How do I enable HTTPS?
Set the CERTFILE and KEYFILE environment variables to the paths of your SSL certificate and private key files.
How do I connect to TypingMind?
How do I connect to TypingMind?
Follow the instructions at www.typingmind.com/mcp and paste your server address and authentication token.
What port does the server use?
What port does the server use?
The server uses port 50880 or 50881 by default. You can specify a different port using the PORT environment variable.
How do I authenticate API requests?
How do I authenticate API requests?
Include an Authorization: Bearer <auth-token> header in all requests.