CodePortal MCP Server

What is CodePortal MCP Server?

CodePortal MCP Server helps you organize code files into properly structured projects and provides direct access to AI models like OpenAI and Google. It is a local server that runs on your computer, storing all settings and API keys securely.

How to use CodePortal MCP Server?

Clone the repository, double-click start_server.bat, and open your browser to http://localhost:8001/setup to complete initial setup and configure Script_starter.py paths. For AI features, visit http://localhost:8001/ai/ui, add your OpenAI or Google API keys, and use the "Generate Text" tab. You can also create projects programmatically by POSTing to http://localhost:8001/createProject.

Key features of CodePortal MCP Server

• Organize code files into properly structured projects
• Store OpenAI and Google API keys securely locally
• Direct AI text generation on your computer
• Auto-shutdown after 15 minutes of inactivity
• Access restricted to localhost by default

Use cases of CodePortal MCP Server

• Organizing multiple code files into a structured project
• Generating AI text from OpenAI or Google locally
• Creating projects programmatically via HTTP requests
• Managing API keys securely on your own machine

FAQ from CodePortal MCP Server

What does CodePortal MCP Server do?

It organizes your code files into structured projects using Script_starter.py and provides direct access to AI models like OpenAI and Google for text generation.

How do I start the server?

Clone the repository, then double-click start_server.bat and open your browser to http://localhost:8001/setup.

Are my API keys and data secure?

Yes, all API keys are stored locally on your computer. The server only runs when you start it, auto-shuts down after 15 minutes, and is restricted to localhost by default.

Can I access the server from other computers or AI services?

Yes. Advanced users can enable Public API Mode in the setup page and set a secure API key to allow external access.