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Wordware MCP Server

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This repository contains the code for the Wordware MCP server. It's split into two distinct features, designed to be easily combined for testing Wordware tools within Claude.

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What is Wordware MCP Server?

The Wordware MCP server allows you to test Wordware tools within the Claude environment.

How to use Wordware MCP Server?

Clone the repository, add a .env file with your Wordware API key, install uv, and set up your Python project environment. Then, choose either wordware_api.py for testing async tasks or ReActTool.py for testing the ReAct agent and dynamically adding tools. Restart Claude and you can use the Wordware tools.

Key features of Wordware MCP Server

  • Async task testing

  • ReAct agent testing

  • Dynamic tool addition

  • Easy configuration

  • Integration with Claude

Use cases of Wordware MCP Server

  • Testing Wordware API integrations

  • Developing and debugging Claude tools

  • Experimenting with ReAct agents

  • Prototyping new tool functionalities

  • Integrating custom tools into Claude

FAQ from Wordware MCP Server

What is an MCP server?

MCP stands for Message Control Protocol. In this context, it likely facilitates communication between Wordware and Claude.

What is a Wordware API key?

The Wordware API key is a credential that authenticates your application with the Wordware service.

What is uv?

uv is a fast, modern Python package installer and resolver.

How do I restart Claude?

The specific method for restarting Claude depends on the environment it's running in. Consult the Claude documentation for instructions.

Where can I find the developer page in Claude?

The location of the developer page within Claude is not specified in the provided content. Consult the Claude documentation or UI for its location.