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jeongjisung690

About MCP Server

this is a Moodle assistant

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Overview

What is MCP-server?

MCP-server is a simple MCP server designed for Moodle manipulation. It connects to Moodle and uses either OpenAI or a local LLM (via ollama) to process user queries.

How to use MCP-server?

Configure your Moodle credentials in the .env file, create a Python virtual environment, install dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt, then run python client.py server.py for OpenAI or python client_localLLM.py server.py for a local LLM.

Key features of MCP-server

  • Shows the due date of assignments.
  • Displays unread messages from Moodle.
  • Lists uncompleted quizzes.
  • Shows all courses you are taking.

Use cases of MCP-server

  • Students checking upcoming assignment deadlines.
  • Viewing unread messages without logging into Moodle.
  • Tracking incomplete quizzes across courses.
  • Getting a quick overview of all enrolled courses.

Frequently asked questions

1

What LLM models does MCP-server support?

It supports OpenAI and local LLM models via ollama.

2

How do I set up MCP-server?

Create a virtual environment, install the requirements from `requirements.txt`, and fill in your Moodle information in the `.env` file.

3

What actions can MCP-server perform?

It can show assignment due dates, unread messages, uncompleted quizzes, and a list of all courses.

4

Are there separate scripts for different LLMs?

Yes, `client.py` is for OpenAI and `client_localLLM.py` is for using a local LLM (ollama).

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