Architect MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
This is a template for building an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It provides a foundation for creating tools that interact with LLMs for architectural design feedback.
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What is Architect MCP Server?
The Architect MCP Server is a template for building a server that exposes tools which leverage LLMs for architectural design feedback. It includes an Architect tool for interacting with the LLM CLI, testing utilities, and debugging tools.
How to use Architect MCP Server?
To use the server, first install the LLM CLI and configure environment variables. Then, install dependencies using npm install, and use npm run dev for development with hot reload. For testing, utilize the TestClient or MCP Inspector. To integrate with Cursor, build and link the package, then add the server in Cursor's settings.
Key features of Architect MCP Server
Maintains conversation context
Handles LLM CLI command execution
Provides error handling and logging
Includes TestClient for local testing
Includes MCP Inspector for visual debugging
Use cases of Architect MCP Server
Providing architectural design feedback using LLMs
Testing and debugging LLM-powered tools
Integrating LLM-based tools into development workflows
Creating custom tools for interacting with LLMs
Building a server that exposes LLM functionalities to clients like Cursor
FAQ from Architect MCP Server
What is the LLM CLI?
What is the LLM CLI?
The LLM CLI is a command-line interface for interacting with Large Language Models.
How do I install the LLM CLI?
How do I install the LLM CLI?
You can install it using Homebrew: brew install llm
What is the MCP Inspector?
What is the MCP Inspector?
The MCP Inspector is a tool for visual debugging of your MCP server.
How do I use the TestClient?
How do I use the TestClient?
The TestClient provides a simple way to test your tools by asserting tool call results.
How do I add the server to Cursor?
How do I add the server to Cursor?
Open Cursor settings, navigate to the Features tab, scroll down to MCP Servers section, click "Add Server", select "Command" type, give it a name, enter the command: npx architect-test-mcp-tool, and click Confirm.