MCP Server
by weikio
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is designed for the Weik.io Integration Platform, providing an intelligent assistant that guides developers through the complete integration lifecycle. It exposes tools and resources that enable AI assistants to help with Weik.io integration tasks.
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What is MCP Server?
The MCP server is an intelligent assistant for the Weik.io Integration Platform. It provides tools and resources that enable AI assistants to help with Weik.io integration tasks, providing access to Weik.io functionality, Apache Camel component metadata, and Kamelet information.
How to use MCP Server?
The MCP server can be configured using Docker or NPX. It exposes various tools for planning, implementing, testing, and deploying integrations. These tools can be accessed through an AI assistant or directly via the Weik.io CLI. The README provides configuration examples and usage instructions for specific tools like initialize_integration and push_integration.
Key features of MCP Server
Provides Apache Camel component and Kamelet metadata
Supports basic Weik.io CLI operations
Offers integration type decision support
Manages Weik.io profiles
Provides Docker Compose configuration for local Weik.io instances
Enables integration flow initialization and deployment
Integration with external developer tools like ngrok and webhook.site
Use cases of MCP Server
Guiding developers through the integration lifecycle
Assisting with integration planning, implementation, testing, and deployment
Generating Apache Camel YAML syntax
Creating data transformations
Facilitating testing and debugging of integrations
Streamlining deployment to Weik.io instances
FAQ from MCP Server
What is Weik.io?
What is Weik.io?
Weik.io is an open source integration and automation platform with agent-based architecture supporting cloud, on-premise, and hybrid deployments. It is built on Apache Camel and extends it with specialized capabilities.
How do I configure the MCP server?
How do I configure the MCP server?
The MCP server can be configured using Docker or NPX. Configuration examples are provided in the README.
What tools are available in the MCP server?
What tools are available in the MCP server?
The MCP server provides tools for planning, implementing, testing, and deploying integrations. These tools include get_supported_integration_types, initialize_integration, and push_integration.
How do I deploy an integration using the MCP server?
How do I deploy an integration using the MCP server?
Use the push_integration tool, providing the name and directory of the integration.
How can I test my integrations locally?
How can I test my integrations locally?
The MCP server provides a Docker Compose configuration for running a local Weik.io environment. It also integrates with tools like ngrok and webhook.site for testing.