Overview
What is Santa-MCP?
Santa-MCP is a Proof of Concept Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to interact with Santa through an LLM that implements an MCP client. It is intended for demonstration purposes and is not production-ready.
How to use Santa-MCP?
To use Santa-MCP, install Claude Desktop, run the make command, copy the santa-mcp binary to your system, and configure the claude_desktop_config.json file to point to the binary's path. After setup, you can ask questions about Santa using the tools provided in Claude Desktop.
Key features of Santa-MCP?
- Connects and drives Santa via an LLM implementing an MCP client.
- Provides tools for file information, status, synchronization, and versioning.
- Demonstrates the capabilities of the Model Context Protocol.
Use cases of Santa-MCP?
- Demonstrating the interaction between an LLM and a fictional character (Santa).
- Testing the functionalities of the Model Context Protocol in a controlled environment.
- Educational purposes to understand how MCP servers work.
FAQ from Santa-MCP?
- Is Santa-MCP production-ready?
No, Santa-MCP is intended solely as a demonstration and is not production-ready.
- What dependencies does Santa-MCP have?
Santa-MCP depends on MCP Golang for its functionality.
- Can I use Santa-MCP for real applications?
No, it is not officially supported and should not be used in production.