tinysa-mcp
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tinysa-mcp is an MCP server designed to operate a TinySA device via a serial port. It provides a tool-based interface for connecting to the device, executing commands, and retrieving device version information.
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What is tinysa-mcp?
This is an MCP server that allows you to control a TinySA device through its serial port using MCP tools. It leverages Python and libraries like pyserial, httpx, numpy, Pillow, and FastMCP to provide a structured interface.
How to use tinysa-mcp?
Use an MCP client to invoke the available tools. For example, to get the device version, use the command: mcp call get_version --args '{"port": "COM4"}'. Ensure the correct serial port is specified and that your user has the necessary permissions.
Key features of tinysa-mcp
Send commands to the TinySA device
Retrieve responses from the device
Retrieve firmware and hardware version information
Capture images from the device screen
Exposes MCP tools for integration with other systems
Use cases of tinysa-mcp
Automated testing of TinySA devices
Remote control of TinySA devices
Integration of TinySA data into other systems
Scripted execution of TinySA commands
FAQ from tinysa-mcp
What if I have connection issues?
What if I have connection issues?
Ensure the specified serial port is correct and that your user has appropriate permissions.
What if commands fail?
What if commands fail?
Check the MCP server logs (if available) for error messages.
What if image capture fails?
What if image capture fails?
Verify that the device returns sufficient data (307200 bytes) during image capture.
Where can I find more information on MCP integration?
Where can I find more information on MCP integration?
Refer to the Model Context Protocol documentation at https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs
Where can I find additional documentation?
Where can I find additional documentation?
Refer to the material directory for additional documentation, it will be good to add the file "USB interface.txt" as a AI knowledge.