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ValTown MCP Server

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The ValTown MCP Server allows AI assistants to execute code within the ValTown environment using the Model Context Protocol. It provides a bridge between AI models and the ValTown platform, enabling dynamic interaction and code execution.

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What is ValTown MCP Server?

The ValTown MCP Server is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable AI assistants to interact with and execute code within the ValTown environment. It acts as an intermediary, translating requests from AI models into ValTown function calls.

How to use ValTown MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to download the appropriate binary for your operating system or build it from source using Deno. Configure the server with your ValTown API token via the VAL_TOWN_API_TOKEN environment variable. Then, configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Claude Code) to point to the server binary, providing the necessary environment variables.

Key features of ValTown MCP Server

  • Execute ValTown functions from AI assistants

  • Compatible with all MCP clients

  • Cross-platform support

  • Easy installation via pre-built binaries or source build

Use cases of ValTown MCP Server

  • Allowing AI assistants to run code in ValTown

  • Integrating ValTown functionality into AI workflows

  • Enabling dynamic interaction between AI models and ValTown

  • Automating tasks within ValTown using AI

FAQ from ValTown MCP Server

What is a ValTown API token and where do I get it?

A ValTown API token is a secret key that authenticates your server with the ValTown platform. You can obtain it from your ValTown account settings.

What MCP clients are supported?

The server is compatible with all MCP clients, including Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

How do I troubleshoot connection issues?

Ensure your ValTown API token is valid, the server has network access, and the binary has the correct permissions (if applicable).

Can I contribute to the project?

Yes, contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Where can I find the changelog?

See the CHANGELOG.md file for a list of notable changes to this project.