BirdNet-Pi MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
A Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for integration with BirdNet-Pi. It provides functionalities for retrieving, analyzing, and reporting bird detection data.
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What is BirdNet-Pi MCP Server?
The BirdNet-Pi MCP Server is a Python-based server that uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide an interface for interacting with BirdNet-Pi data. It allows users to retrieve bird detection data, analyze statistics, access audio recordings, and generate reports.
How to use BirdNet-Pi MCP Server?
To use the server, first clone the repository, set up a virtual environment, and install the dependencies. Configure the server using environment variables to point to your BirdNet-Pi data directories. Then, start the server using python server.py and access the API endpoints to retrieve and analyze bird detection data.
Key features of BirdNet-Pi MCP Server
Bird detection data retrieval with date and species filtering
Detection statistics and analysis
Audio recording access
Daily activity patterns
Report generation
Use cases of BirdNet-Pi MCP Server
Analyzing bird populations in a specific area
Monitoring bird activity patterns over time
Generating reports on bird detections for research purposes
Integrating bird detection data into other applications
Accessing audio recordings of bird detections for verification
FAQ from BirdNet-Pi MCP Server
What is the default port for the server?
What is the default port for the server?
The server runs on http://localhost:8000 by default.
How do I filter bird detections by date?
How do I filter bird detections by date?
Use the getBirdDetections function with the startDate and endDate parameters.
Can I generate reports in different formats?
Can I generate reports in different formats?
Yes, the generateDetectionReport function supports both HTML and JSON formats.
What kind of statistics can I get?
What kind of statistics can I get?
You can get detection statistics for a day, week, month, or all available data using the getDetectionStats function.
Where can I find the list of available functions?
Where can I find the list of available functions?
You can access the /functions endpoint to get a list of available functions and their descriptions.