Voxta MCP Bridge Provider
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The Voxta MCP Bridge Provider enables communication between Voxta and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, allowing Voxta to leverage external tools and resources through the MCP protocol. It uses a .NET application to manage the Voxta integration and a Python script for MCP communication.
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What is Voxta MCP Bridge Provider?
The Voxta MCP Bridge Provider is a software component that allows Voxta to interact with external tools and resources accessible through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as a bridge, translating Voxta actions into MCP tool calls and relaying responses back to Voxta.
How to use Voxta MCP Bridge Provider?
To use the provider, clone the repository, set up a Python virtual environment, install the mcp-agent package, configure appsettings.json with the correct paths and server address, and then run the .NET application using dotnet run. Ensure your MCP server is running and accessible.
Key features of Voxta MCP Bridge Provider
Enables Voxta integration with MCP servers
Translates Voxta actions to MCP tool calls
Manages communication with MCP servers using a Python client
Configurable through appsettings.json
Use cases of Voxta MCP Bridge Provider
Integrating Voxta with Home Assistant MCP server
Connecting Voxta to other MCP-compatible tools
Extending Voxta's capabilities with external resources
Automating tasks using MCP tools triggered by Voxta
FAQ from Voxta MCP Bridge Provider
MCPClientScriptPath is not configured
MCPClientScriptPath is not configured
Ensure appsettings.json exists and has the correct path to mcp_client.py
Python process fails to start
Python process fails to start
Verify Python virtual environment is activated, check PythonExePath in configuration, and ensure mcp-agent is installed in the virtual environment.
Cannot connect to MCP server
Cannot connect to MCP server
Verify the server is running, check MCPServerAddress configuration, and ensure no firewall is blocking the connection.
How does the provider connect to the MCP server?
How does the provider connect to the MCP server?
The provider uses a Python client script to establish a connection with the MCP server at the address specified in the appsettings.json configuration file.
What happens when Voxta triggers an action?
What happens when Voxta triggers an action?
The provider translates the Voxta action into an MCP tool call, sends the request to the MCP server through the Python client, receives the response, and sends it back to Voxta.