Ambur MCP server
by drewstaylor
Ambur MCP server is a server implemented in Rust that wraps Ambur query and execute entry point messages. It's designed to be broadcast by a signer.
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What is Ambur MCP server?
The Ambur MCP server is a Rust-based implementation of a Message Communication Protocol (MCP) server. It acts as a wrapper for Ambur query and execute entry point messages, enabling them to be broadcast by a signer.
How to use Ambur MCP server?
To use the Ambur MCP server, you need to build it using the nightly build of Rust. After building, you can connect it to Claude Desktop by configuring the claude_desktop_config.json file. Alternatively, you can integrate it with LangGraph using the @langchain/mcp-adapters package.
Key features of Ambur MCP server
Rust implementation for performance and safety
Wraps Ambur query and execute messages
Integration with Claude Desktop
Integration with LangGraph via @langchain/mcp-adapters
Supports both local and virtual machine setups
Use cases of Ambur MCP server
Enabling secure message broadcasting in Ambur systems
Integrating Ambur queries with Claude Desktop applications
Connecting Ambur functionalities to LangGraph workflows
Facilitating communication between different components in a distributed system
FAQ from Ambur MCP server
What is the purpose of the Ambur MCP server?
What is the purpose of the Ambur MCP server?
It wraps Ambur query and execute entry point messages to be broadcast by a signer.
What language is the server written in?
What language is the server written in?
The server is written in Rust.
Which Rust version is required to build the project?
Which Rust version is required to build the project?
The nightly build of Rust is required.
How do I connect the MCP server to Claude Desktop?
How do I connect the MCP server to Claude Desktop?
Configure the claude_desktop_config.json file with the path to the built binary and any necessary arguments.
How do I integrate the MCP server with LangGraph?
How do I integrate the MCP server with LangGraph?
Install the @langchain/mcp-adapters package in your LangGraph project and use the MultiServerMCPClient to connect to the server.