AgentTorch MCP Server
by AgentTorch
The AgentTorch MCP server facilitates interaction with simulations using natural language via Claude Desktop. It can be run locally using Docker or integrated with Claude Desktop for a seamless user experience.
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What is AgentTorch MCP Server?
The AgentTorch MCP server is a component that allows users to interact with AgentTorch simulations through a natural language interface, primarily integrated with Claude Desktop.
How to use AgentTorch MCP Server?
The server can be run locally using Docker Compose. After cloning the repository and setting up the environment variables, use docker-compose up -d to start the server. Access the web UI at http://localhost:8080. For Claude Desktop integration, configure the config.json file in the Claude Desktop configuration directory to point to the Docker container.
Key features of AgentTorch MCP Server
Dockerized deployment
Claude Desktop integration
Web UI for monitoring
Command-line interaction
Simulation management
Use cases of AgentTorch MCP Server
Running simulations with natural language prompts
Integrating simulations with Claude Desktop for interactive control
Developing and testing AgentTorch simulations
Experimenting with different simulation parameters
Using a web interface to view simulation results
FAQ from AgentTorch MCP Server
How do I access the web UI?
How do I access the web UI?
Open your browser and go to http://localhost:8080.
How do I integrate with Claude Desktop?
How do I integrate with Claude Desktop?
Configure the config.json file in your Claude Desktop configuration directory to point to the Docker container.
What if the Docker container isn't running?
What if the Docker container isn't running?
Use docker-compose ps to check the status. If it's stopped, use docker-compose start to start it. Check the logs with docker-compose logs -f.
How do I restart the container?
How do I restart the container?
Use docker-compose restart.
How do I rebuild the container after making changes?
How do I rebuild the container after making changes?
Use docker-compose down followed by docker-compose up -d --build.