Student MCP Server
by tejpalvirk
The Student MCP Server is an implementation that provides tools for managing student knowledge graphs, enabling structured representation of courses, assignments, exams, concepts, and study resources. It helps students track their academic progress, manage deadlines, and optimize their learning journey.
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What is Student MCP Server?
The Student MCP Server is a tool for managing and organizing educational information. It uses a knowledge graph to represent courses, assignments, exams, concepts, and study resources, helping students track progress and optimize learning.
How to use Student MCP Server?
The server can be used to start and end study sessions, load context for specific entities (courses, assignments, etc.), build new entities and relations, delete existing ones, and retrieve information from the knowledge graph. It provides tools like startsession, loadcontext, endsession, buildcontext, deletecontext, and advancedcontext to interact with the knowledge graph. It can be configured to run with Claude Desktop using npx, globally installed packages, or Docker.
Key features of Student MCP Server
Persistent Educational Context
Study Session Management
Course Management
Concept Mapping
Assignment Tracking
Exam Preparation
Deadline Management
Resource Organization
Progress Monitoring
Knowledge Connections
Use cases of Student MCP Server
Maintain Study Continuity
Optimize Learning Time
Track Academic Progress
Prepare for Exams
Manage Deadlines
Connect Knowledge
Prioritize Work
Structure Learning
Track Status
FAQ from Student MCP Server
How do I start a new study session?
How do I start a new study session?
Use the startsession tool to generate a unique session ID and display current courses, upcoming deadlines, recently studied concepts, and past study sessions.
How can I load context for a specific course?
How can I load context for a specific course?
Use the loadcontext tool to display relevant information for a specific entity, such as a course, assignment, or exam. This includes status information, priority levels, and sequential relationships.
How do I record my study progress?
How do I record my study progress?
Use the endsession tool to record a session summary, concepts learned, assignment updates, status updates, course status, new concepts, and final assembly of all session data.
How can I add a new concept to the knowledge graph?
How can I add a new concept to the knowledge graph?
Use the buildcontext tool to create new entities, relations, or observations in the knowledge graph. You can add new educational entities (courses, assignments, concepts, etc.) and create relationships between them.
Where is the knowledge graph data stored?
Where is the knowledge graph data stored?
The location of the knowledge graph data can be customized using the MEMORY_FILE_PATH and SESSIONS_FILE_PATH environment variables. By default, the data is stored in ./student/memory.json and ./student/sessions.json respectively.