What is Esp Mcp and what does it do?
It is an MCP server that provides a set of tools to interact with ESP-IDF projects, allowing LLMs or chatbots to perform development tasks like installing dependencies, building, flashing, and testing.
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Basic information
Centralize ESP32 related commands and simplify getting started with seamless, LLM-driven interaction and help.
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Esp Mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that consolidates ESP-IDF and related project commands into a single interface, simplifying embedded development through LLM communication. It is currently a Proof of Concept (PoC) tailored for ESP-IDF workflows.
Clone the repository and configure it in your MCP-supporting chatbot using a JSON snippet that specifies the command (path to uv or Python), arguments, and optional IDF_PATH environment variable. Once running, you can ask your chatbot to execute ESP-IDF commands like installing dependencies, creating projects, setting targets, building, flashing, and running pytest tests.
install.sh.sdkconfig_defaults files.It is an MCP server that provides a set of tools to interact with ESP-IDF projects, allowing LLMs or chatbots to perform development tasks like installing dependencies, building, flashing, and testing.
Clone the repository from GitHub (`git clone git@github.com:horw/esp-mcp.git`) and configure it in your chatbot using a JSON snippet that includes the command path, arguments, and optionally the `IDF_PATH` environment variable pointing to your ESP-IDF installation.
Yes. ESP-IDF must be installed on your system. You can specify its location via the `IDF_PATH` environment variable or by passing an `idf_path` parameter directly to each tool call, which supports multiple ESP-IDF versions.
It provides eight core tools: `run_esp_idf_install`, `create_esp_project`, `setup_project_esp_target`, `build_esp_project`, `list_esp_serial_ports`, `flash_esp_project`, and `run_pytest`.
No. It is currently a Proof of Concept (PoC) for ESP-IDF workflows, with experimental features and planned expansion into broader embedded device interaction.

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