SAI MCP Server
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The SAI MCP Server is a WebAssembly module that provides an interface for executing the SAI command line tool from JavaScript. It handles executing the SAI command, capturing output, and parsing results.
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What is SAI MCP Server?
The SAI MCP Server is a WebAssembly module that allows executing the SAI command line tool from within a JavaScript environment. It provides a structured way to interact with SAI, capturing stdout, stderr, exit codes, and parsing output formats like JSON and YAML.
How to use SAI MCP Server?
To use the SAI MCP Server, build the WebAssembly module using the provided Go build command. Then, integrate it with a framework like wpcli by placing the module in the appropriate directory, creating a configuration file, and registering the plugin. From JavaScript, call the executeSai function with the desired command arguments.
Key features of SAI MCP Server
Executes the 'sai' command with provided arguments
Captures stdout, stderr, and exit code separately
Parses output formats (YAML, JSON, or plain text)
Returns structured results to the JavaScript environment
Use cases of SAI MCP Server
Integrating SAI command line tools into web applications
Automating SAI tasks through JavaScript scripting
Providing a user-friendly interface for SAI commands
Extending existing JavaScript frameworks with SAI functionality
FAQ from SAI MCP Server
What is SAI?
What is SAI?
The README doesn't explicitly define SAI, but it refers to it as a command-line tool.
What is wpcli?
What is wpcli?
wpcli is a framework that can be used to integrate the WebAssembly module.
How do I build the WebAssembly module?
How do I build the WebAssembly module?
Use the command: GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm go build -o sai_mcp.wasm ./cmd/main
What output formats are supported?
What output formats are supported?
The server supports JSON, YAML, and plain text output formats.
What happens if the output format cannot be detected?
What happens if the output format cannot be detected?
The implementation falls back to returning raw output if parsing fails.