Overview
What is Tribal?
Tribal is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation designed for error knowledge tracking and retrieval, enabling integration with tools like Claude Code and Cline.
How to use Tribal?
To use Tribal, install it via the uv package manager, integrate it with Claude, and utilize its REST API or native MCP interfaces to manage error records.
Key features of Tribal?
- Store and retrieve error records with full context
- Vector similarity search using ChromaDB
- REST API (FastAPI) and native MCP interfaces
- JWT authentication with API keys
- Local storage (ChromaDB) and AWS integration
- Docker-compose deployment
- CLI client integration
Use cases of Tribal?
- Tracking programming errors and solutions in coding sessions.
- Searching for similar errors to enhance debugging efficiency.
- Building a personalized knowledge base for coding patterns.
FAQ from Tribal?
- Can Tribal integrate with any programming language?
Yes! Tribal can be integrated with any language supported by Claude.
- Is Tribal free to use?
Yes! Tribal is open-source and free to use.
- How does Tribal ensure data security?
Tribal uses JWT authentication and can be configured to require API keys for secure access.