My Tools MCP Server
by nishio
This project is an MCP server designed to make personal automation tools accessible to AI agents. It aims to centralize and efficiently manage various tools within a single server.
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What is My Tools MCP Server?
The My Tools MCP Server is a server designed to integrate personal automation tools with AI agents. It allows you to manage and utilize your custom scripts and utilities within an AI context.
How to use My Tools MCP Server?
To use this server, you'll need to create a project directory, initialize the MCP server using @modelcontextprotocol/create-server, and add tools to the server by modifying the index.ts file. You can then use execSync to call Python scripts or other executables to perform specific actions when a tool is called by an AI agent.
Key features of My Tools MCP Server
Integration with AI agents
Centralized tool management
Flexibility to add custom tools
Ability to execute external scripts (e.g., Python)
Use of Model Context Protocol
Use cases of My Tools MCP Server
Automating tasks with AI
Connecting custom scripts to AI workflows
Creating personalized AI assistants
Building tool-rich AI agents
Managing and accessing personal utilities through AI
FAQ from My Tools MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server facilitates communication between AI agents and external tools or services.
How do I add a new tool to the server?
How do I add a new tool to the server?
You need to modify the index.ts file to define the tool's name, description, and inputSchema. Then, add a corresponding case in the setRequestHandler to handle the tool's execution.
Can I use languages other than Python for my tools?
Can I use languages other than Python for my tools?
Yes, you can use any language or executable that can be called using execSync or similar methods.
Is this server suitable for production environments?
Is this server suitable for production environments?
The current implementation appears to be designed for personal or development use. Security considerations and scalability might need to be addressed for production deployments.
Where can I find the current_time.py script?
Where can I find the current_time.py script?
The provided example refers to a current_time.py script that isn't included in the README. You will need to create your own script based on your needs.