mcp-server-demo
by dev-johnny-gh
This demo showcases how to integrate a custom server with LibreChat using the MCP (Multi-Chat Provider) framework. It provides examples of tools that can be used to retrieve IP addresses.
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What is mcp-server-demo?
This demo provides a custom server (IpServer) that can be integrated with LibreChat using the MCP framework. It includes tools for retrieving local and external IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
How to use mcp-server-demo?
To use this demo, you need to install and configure the IpServer, LibreChat, and Ollama. Follow the installation instructions in the README to set up each component, configure the librechat.yaml file to include the IpServer, and then interact with the agent in LibreChat to invoke the IP address retrieval tools.
Key features of mcp-server-demo
Integration with LibreChat via MCP
Provides tools for retrieving local and external IPv4 addresses
Provides tools for retrieving local and external IPv6 addresses
Example of custom server integration
Use cases of mcp-server-demo
Integrating custom tools with LibreChat
Retrieving IP addresses from within a chat interface
Demonstrating the MCP framework capabilities
Building custom agents with specific functionalities
FAQ from mcp-server-demo
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Multi-Chat Provider, a framework for integrating multiple chat providers and custom servers with LibreChat.
What is IpServer?
What is IpServer?
IpServer is a custom server in this demo that provides tools for retrieving IP addresses.
How do I configure LibreChat to use the IpServer?
How do I configure LibreChat to use the IpServer?
You need to add the IpServer configuration to your librechat.yaml file, as shown in the README.
What is Ollama?
What is Ollama?
Ollama is a tool for running large language models locally.
Where can I find the models for Ollama?
Where can I find the models for Ollama?
You can download models from https://ollama.ai/models/