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@iflow-mcp/context-engineering-mcp

v1.0.0

Published

7 months ago

MCP server for AI Guides API with Gemini integration

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AI Guides MCP Server

This is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides access to the AI Guides API, including Gemini-powered semantic search and analysis features.

Setup

Make sure the AI Guides API server is running:
```
cd ..
uvicorn main:app --port 8888
```
The MCP server has been added to your Claude Desktop configuration.
Restart Claude Desktop to load the new MCP server.

Available Tools

Once loaded in Claude Desktop, you'll have access to these tools:

Basic Tools

list_ai_guides - List all available AI guides
search_ai_guides - Search guides by keyword
get_guide_details - Get details of a specific guide
get_guide_download_url - Get download URL for a guide

Gemini-Enhanced Tools

search_guides_with_gemini - Semantic search using Gemini AI
analyze_guide - Analyze a guide with Gemini
analyze_guide_url - Analyze external guide content
compare_guides - Compare multiple guides

Usage Example

In Claude Desktop, you can now use these tools directly:

"Search for guides about AI agents"
"Analyze the OpenAI GPT Best Practices guide"
"Compare OpenAI and Google AI guides"

Configuration

The MCP server connects to the API server at http://localhost:8888 by default. You can change this by setting the AI_GUIDES_API_URL environment variable in the Claude Desktop configuration.