mcp
by meghanmurphy1
mcp is a Python implementation of an Elasticsearch MCP server. It allows you to interact with Elasticsearch using a specific protocol.
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What is mcp?
mcp is a Python-based server that implements the Elasticsearch MCP (Management and Control Protocol). It provides a way to manage and control an Elasticsearch cluster using a specific protocol implementation.
How to use mcp?
To use mcp, ensure you have Claude desktop installed and a running Elasticsearch instance. Configure the .env file appropriately. Then, run make add-claude-config and make run to start the server.
Key features of mcp
Elasticsearch integration
MCP protocol implementation
Python-based
Configuration via .env
Use cases of mcp
Managing Elasticsearch clusters
Controlling Elasticsearch nodes
Automating Elasticsearch tasks
Integrating with Claude desktop
FAQ from mcp
What is Claude desktop?
What is Claude desktop?
The README mentions Claude desktop as a prerequisite, implying it's a tool or environment required for running the mcp server. More information is needed to provide a specific answer.
What is the purpose of the .env file?
What is the purpose of the .env file?
The .env file is used to store configuration settings, such as Elasticsearch connection details and other environment-specific parameters.
What does make add-claude-config do?
What does make add-claude-config do?
This command likely adds necessary configurations for Claude desktop to interact with the mcp server.
What version of Elasticsearch is supported?
What version of Elasticsearch is supported?
The README does not specify a particular version of Elasticsearch. Further investigation is needed to determine compatibility.
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
The README is very brief. More detailed documentation would likely be found in the repository's source code or in external documentation related to Elasticsearch MCP.