ESP32 MCP Server
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An MCP implementation for ESP32 microcontrollers, providing a WebSocket-based interface for resource discovery and monitoring. It allows real-time updates and WiFi configuration via a web interface.
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What is ESP32 MCP Server?
This is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for ESP32 microcontrollers. It provides a WebSocket-based interface for resource discovery and monitoring, enabling real-time updates and interaction with the ESP32 device.
How to use ESP32 MCP Server?
- Flash the firmware to your ESP32 S3 DevKitC-1 board. 2. Connect to the ESP32's access point and configure WiFi credentials via the web interface. 3. Connect to the MCP server using WebSocket on port 9000 and send MCP messages to interact with the device.
Key features of ESP32 MCP Server
MCP protocol implementation (v0.1.0)
WebSocket server for real-time updates
Resource discovery and monitoring
WiFi configuration via web interface
Use cases of ESP32 MCP Server
Monitoring sensor data in real-time
Controlling actuators remotely
Building IoT applications with resource discovery
Integrating ESP32 devices into MCP-based systems
FAQ from ESP32 MCP Server
What hardware is required?
What hardware is required?
ESP32 S3 DevKitC-1 board and a USB cable for programming.
What software is required?
What software is required?
PlatformIO Core (CLI) or PlatformIO IDE, Python 3.7 or higher, and Git.
How do I configure the WiFi?
How do I configure the WiFi?
Power on the ESP32, connect to the access point, navigate to the provided IP address, and configure your WiFi credentials.
What port does the WebSocket server use?
What port does the WebSocket server use?
The WebSocket server uses port 9000.
How do I run the tests?
How do I run the tests?
Use the command pio test -e native to run all tests.