What dependencies does Interactive Drawing MCP require?
It requires Python and Tkinter (typically included with Python). The package is installed from source.
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MCP Server for collaborative drawing with Large Language Models
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Interactive Drawing MCP is an example Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides an interactive drawing interface. It integrates a 16×16 grid UI (built with Tkinter) with AI assistants like Goose, allowing users to toggle cells, retrieve grid state, and persist the drawing across sessions.
Install from source with pip install -e ., then run the server standalone with interactive-draw-mcp or launch it with Goose via goose session --with-extension "python -m interactive-draw-mcp". Tools are available to start a session, toggle a cell, and get the grid state.
board_state.jsonIt requires Python and Tkinter (typically included with Python). The package is installed from source.
The grid state is saved to a JSON file (`board_state.json`) and reloaded on subsequent runs.
No. The server uses the standard MCP protocol (stdio transport) with no authentication; it is designed for local development and demonstration.
The README only mentions integration with Goose. The server exposes standard MCP tools, so it may work with any MCP‑compatible client, but this is not documented.
The grid is 16×16. Cells are toggled via the `toggle_cell_color(row, col)` tool, or by clicking in the UI window.
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