PHP MCP Protocol Server
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PHP MCP Protocol Server allows integrating PHP with Anthropic's Claude AI. It utilizes the official MCP SDK to provide a robust and compatible solution.
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What is PHP MCP Protocol Server?
A PHP server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable interaction between PHP code and Anthropic's Claude AI. It provides a way to execute PHP code directly from Claude and retrieve information about the PHP environment.
How to use PHP MCP Protocol Server?
- Install the server globally or locally using npm or git. 2. Verify the PHP environment using
npm run verify
. 3. Start the server usingnpm start
. 4. Configure Claude Desktop to use a local MCP tool atlocalhost:7654
. 5. Ask Claude to execute PHP code.
Key features of PHP MCP Protocol Server
Executes PHP code directly from Claude
Based on the official Anthropic MCP SDK
Handles errors and exceptions appropriately
Automatically cleans up temporary files
Supports PHP environment verification
Use cases of PHP MCP Protocol Server
Executing PHP scripts from within Claude AI
Retrieving dynamic data from a PHP application for use in Claude
Integrating PHP-based logic into Claude workflows
Getting information about the PHP environment from Claude
FAQ from PHP MCP Protocol Server
How do I check if PHP is correctly installed?
How do I check if PHP is correctly installed?
Run the command npm run verify
to check the PHP environment.
How do I start the server?
How do I start the server?
Run the command npm start
.
What port does the server listen on by default?
What port does the server listen on by default?
The server listens on port 7654 by default. You can change this by setting the MCP_PORT
environment variable.
How do I integrate with Claude AI?
How do I integrate with Claude AI?
Configure Claude Desktop to use a local MCP tool at localhost:7654
.
What if the server fails to start?
What if the server fails to start?
Verify that PHP is installed and in the system's PATH, confirm that port 7654 is available, and check the server logs for detailed error messages.