Math-MCP
by EthanHenrickson
Math-MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides basic mathematical and statistical functions to Large Language Models (LLMs). This server enables LLMs to perform accurate numerical calculations through a simple API.
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What is Math-MCP?
Math-MCP is an MCP server designed to extend the capabilities of Large Language Models by providing access to mathematical and statistical functions.
How to use Math-MCP?
The server can be installed via Smithery or by cloning the repository and configuring it within an MCP configuration file. Once installed, LLMs can use the provided API endpoints to perform calculations by sending requests with appropriate parameters.
Key features of Math-MCP
Basic arithmetic operations
Statistical functions
Rounding functions
Easy installation via Smithery
Use cases of Math-MCP
Performing calculations within LLM-driven applications
Enhancing LLM accuracy in numerical tasks
Enabling LLMs to solve mathematical problems
Integrating mathematical functionality into conversational AI
FAQ from Math-MCP
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a framework for extending the capabilities of Large Language Models.
How do I install Math-MCP?
How do I install Math-MCP?
You can install it either using Smithery or by manually cloning the repository and configuring it in your MCP setup.
What mathematical operations are supported?
What mathematical operations are supported?
The server supports basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), statistical functions (sum, average, min, max), and rounding functions (floor, ceiling, round).
What parameters are required for each function?
What parameters are required for each function?
Each function has specific parameters as described in the 'Available Functions' table in the README. Please refer to the table for details.
Can I extend Math-MCP with custom functions?
Can I extend Math-MCP with custom functions?
The current version provides a set of predefined functions. Extending it with custom functions would require modifying the server's codebase.