What runtime does the server require?
It requires the nightly build of Rust (edition 2024) to compile.
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Basic information
MCP server in Rust, for wrapping Ambur query and execute entry point messages to be broadcast by a signer
No standard config provided
This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.
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A Rust-based MCP server that wraps Ambur query and execute entry point messages for broadcast by a signer. It is intended for developers using MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop or LangGraph.
Build a release binary with cargo build --release using the nightly Rust toolchain. For Claude Desktop, set the binary path as the server command with no arguments. For LangGraph, connect via @langchain/mcp-adapters using stdio transport.
It requires the nightly build of Rust (edition 2024) to compile.
Build a release binary and point the server’s `command` to its absolute path in `claude_desktop_config.json`. No `args` are needed.
Install `@langchain/mcp-adapters` and configure the server with `transport: "stdio"` and the path to a pre-built Linux binary. The adapter converts MCP endpoints into graph tools.
No. The README does not mention any environment variables, authentication, or configuration beyond the binary path.
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