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gpt.nu MCP Server

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About gpt.nu MCP Server

a Nushell cross.stream extension to interact with LLMs and MCP servers

gpt.nu MCP Server config

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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gpt.nu MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is gpt.nu?

gpt.nu is a Nushell scriptable MCP (Model Context Protocol) client with editable context threads stored in cross.stream. It provides a consistent API across multiple AI providers (Anthropic, Cerebras, Cohere, Gemini, OpenAI) and is designed for terminal users who want a fully scriptable, inspectable AI assistant integrated into their Nushell workflow.

How to use gpt.nu?

After installing and configuring cross.stream, load the gpt module with overlay use -pr ./gpt, then run gpt init to initialize the cross.stream command. Enable a provider with gpt provider enable and set a model alias, e.g. gpt provider ptr milli --set. Invoke with "hola" | gpt -p milli.

Key features of gpt.nu

  • Consistent API across Anthropic, Cerebras, Cohere, Gemini, and OpenAI
  • Persistent, editable conversation threads stored in cross.stream
  • Flexible tool integration via MCP servers
  • Document support (PDFs, images, text files) with auto content-type detection
  • Fully scriptable in Nushell, with full context inspectability

Use cases of gpt.nu

  • Interactive AI assistant directly in the terminal
  • Scripting AI calls into Nushell pipelines for automation
  • Managing long, editable conversations with complete context control
  • Extending AI capabilities by connecting custom MCP servers
  • Processing and referencing documents (PDFs, images, text) within conversations

Frequently asked questions

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Why does the name include 2099?

What else would you call the future?

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