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venv-mcp-server

by sparfenyuk

The venv-mcp-server solves the problem of LLMs being unable to reliably resolve dependencies and update virtual environments. It enables LLMs to manage virtual environments using a simple list of tools.

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What is venv-mcp-server?

venv-mcp-server is a Micro Control Plane (MCP) server designed to manage virtual environments for LLMs, addressing their inability to reliably handle dependency resolution and updates.

How to use venv-mcp-server?

The server can be integrated with tools like Cline/Claude Desktop by configuring the mcpServers setting with the appropriate command and arguments. The uvx command can be used to install and run the server from a git repository. Command-line arguments allow specifying the path to the 'uv' executable.

Key features of venv-mcp-server

  • Enables LLMs to manage virtual environments

  • Uses 'uv' for dependency management

  • Command-line configuration

  • Integration with Cline/Claude Desktop

Use cases of venv-mcp-server

  • Allowing LLMs to create and manage their own virtual environments

  • Automating dependency updates for LLM-based projects

  • Providing a reliable environment for LLM code execution

  • Integrating LLMs with existing Python projects

FAQ from venv-mcp-server

What problem does venv-mcp-server solve?

It solves the problem of LLMs being unable to reliably resolve dependencies and update virtual environments.

What is 'uv'?

'uv' is a tool used by venv-mcp-server for dependency management.

How do I integrate venv-mcp-server with Cline/Claude Desktop?

By configuring the mcpServers setting with the appropriate command and arguments, as shown in the README.

What is the purpose of the --uv-path argument?

It specifies the path to the 'uv' executable.

Where can I find the latest version of venv-mcp-server?

On the GitHub repository: https://github.com/sparfenyuk/uv-mcp-server