MCPBind Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for AI models to interact with MCPBind services.

Features

• Execute prompts on MCPBind servers

Installation

Global Installation (for CLI usage)

npm install -g mcpbind-toolkit

Local Installation

npm install mcpbind-toolkit

Usage

Using with npx

# Set required environment variables
export MCP_BIND_TOKEN=your_token
export MCP_SERVER_NAME=your_server_name

# Run the server using npx
npx mcpbind-toolkit

As a standalone server

# Set required environment variables
export MCP_BIND_TOKEN=your_token
export MCP_SERVER_NAME=your_server_name

# Run the server
mcpbind-server

As a library

import { BindClient, startServer } from 'mcpbind-toolkit';

// Initialize the client
const bindClient = new BindClient({
  token: "your_token",
  defaultServerName: "your_server_name"
});

// Use the client directly
const result = await bindClient.executeServer(
  "optional_override_token", 
  "optional_override_server_name", 
  "Your prompt here"
);

// Or start the MCP server
startServer({
  token: "your_token",
  defaultServerName: "your_server_name"
});

Available Tools

1. mcp_server_execute - Use this tool to execute the MCP server tools for the server that is provided. Requires a server name and prompt to execute.
   • Parameters:
     • token - Authentication token (optional if set in environment variables)
     • server_name - Name of the MCP server (optional if set in environment variables)
     • prompt - The prompt to execute (required)

Environment Variables

• MCP_BIND_TOKEN - Authentication token for MCP operations
• MCP_SERVER_NAME - Default server name for MCP server operations

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build TypeScript
npm run build

# Run the server
npm start

Example

Here's an example of how to use the MCPBind server with an AI model:

// AI model code
const response = await callTool("mcp_server_execute", {
  prompt: "What is the capital of France?"
});

// The token and server_name are automatically provided from environment variables
console.log(response);

License

MIT