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Bio-OS MCP Server

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基本情報

カテゴリ

生産性

ライセンス

MIT

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GBA-BI

Bio-OS MCP Server について

The MCP Servers for Bio-OS instance platforms.

Bio-OS MCP Server の設定

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Bio-OS MCP Server のツール

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Submit Bio-OS workflow

ak: Access Key

Upload WDL workflow to Bio-OS system

ak: Access Key

Validate WDL workflow script

wdl_path: WDL file path

Generate WDL input file template

wdl_path: WDL file path

Build Docker image

registry: Image registry address

Check Docker image build status

task_id: Build task ID

概要

What is Bio-OS MCP Server?

Bio-OS MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) based tool and prompt server for Bio-OS that provides workflow management and Docker image building capabilities. It is intended for users who need to interact with Bio-OS workflows and Docker image builds through an MCP-compatible client like CLINE or Claude Desktop.

How to use Bio-OS MCP Server?

Install dependencies (uv, Cromwell), clone the repository, and configure the server’s path and environment variables (MIRACLE_ACCESS_KEY, MIRACLE_SECRET_KEY) in CLINE’s MCP settings. Alternatively, use a pre‑configured Docker image in a Miracle Cloud IES instance. For optimal experience with CLINE, copy the contents of bioos-mcp-prompt.md into CLINE’s Custom Instructions.

Key features of Bio-OS MCP Server

  • Submit and monitor Bio-OS workflows
  • Upload and validate WDL workflow scripts
  • Generate WDL input file templates
  • Build Docker images and check build status
  • Retrieve Docker build progress and logs
  • Provides five MCP prompts for guided development

Use cases of Bio-OS MCP Server

  • Submitting a Bio-OS workflow with an input JSON
  • Validating a WDL script before submission
  • Generating a template for WDL input parameters
  • Building a Docker image from a Dockerfile or archive
  • Monitoring the status of an ongoing Docker build

よくある質問

1

What dependencies does Bio-OS MCP Server require?

It requires uv (Python package manager) and Cromwell (workflow execution engine).

2

How do I configure the server environment?

Set `MIRACLE_ACCESS_KEY` and `MIRACLE_SECRET_KEY` in the environment, and specify the absolute paths to uv, the server script, and the source directory in CLINE’s MCP settings.

3

Are MCP prompts supported in CLINE?

No, CLINE does not yet support MCP Prompts. For the best experience, copy `bioos-mcp-prompt.md` into CLINE’s Custom Instructions.

4

What deployment options are available?

You can install locally on your machine or use a pre‑configured Docker image inside a Miracle Cloud IES instance accessed via Code Server.

5

Which tools does the server expose?

It exposes six tools: `submit_workflow`, `import_workflow`, `validate_wdl`, `generate_inputs`, `build_docker_image`, and `check_build_status`.

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