What LLM providers does Hatchling support?
Hatchling integrates with Ollama for local LLMs and OpenAI for cloud-based models, with a standardized interface to add more providers in the future.
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Basic information
The CLI-based chat interface optimized for the Hatch! packages (i.e. MCP server packages).
No standard config provided
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Hatchling is an interactive CLI-based chat application that integrates local Large Language Models (LLMs) through Ollama and OpenAI with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for tool calling capabilities. It serves as the frontend for using all MCP servers in the Hatch ecosystem.
Installation and running are guided through Docker setup and configuration steps provided in the documentation. Users can extend Hatchling with custom MCP tools by creating Hatch packages using the hatch:create command and defining tools with the @hatch_mcp.tool() decorator, then adding the package with hatch:pkg:add and connecting via mcp:server:connect.
Hatchling integrates with Ollama for local LLMs and OpenAI for cloud-based models, with a standardized interface to add more providers in the future.
Create a Hatch package using the `hatch:create` command, then define tools with the `@hatch_mcp.tool()` decorator inside `server.py`, following the patterns from the MCP Python SDK.
Hatchling is part of a larger ecosystem including Hatch (package manager), Hatch-Schemas, Hatch-Validator, and Hatch-Registry, providing comprehensive MCP server creation, management, and discovery.
Yes, Hatchling integrates the Hatch package manager with built-in commands for environment management, package installation, and switching MCP server collections.
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