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Klavis AI MCP Server

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Communication

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MIT license

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alexgolemelectrico

About Klavis AI MCP Server

Klavis AI (YC X25): Open Source, easy to use MCPs on Slack, Discord and Web

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Overview

What is Klavis AI?

Klavis AI is an open-source project that provides easy-to-use Multi-Channel Protocols (MCPs) for Slack, Discord, and the Web. It empowers developers and communities to integrate AI seamlessly into their communication platforms.

How to use Klavis AI?

Clone the repository, run npm install, then npm start. Create a configuration file with a token and channel ID, then send messages via a POST to /send or retrieve history via GET /history.

Key features of Klavis AI

  • Open source and customizable
  • Multi-channel support (Slack, Discord, Web)
  • User-friendly for novice and experienced developers
  • Community-driven development and contributions
  • MIT licensed

Use cases of Klavis AI

  • Deploying AI chatbots across Slack workspaces
  • Automating Discord server notifications and interactions
  • Building web-based AI assistants with minimal setup
  • Prototyping multi-platform communication agents

Frequently asked questions

1

What dependencies does Klavis AI require?

Node.js version 14 or higher and NPM are required. You also need a Slack or Discord account for testing.

2

Which platforms does Klavis AI support?

It supports Slack, Discord, and the Web via its Multi-Channel Protocol (MCP) interfaces.

3

How do I configure Klavis AI for my communication platform?

Create a JSON configuration file with a `token` (your Slack or Discord token) and a `channel` ID. Place it in the root directory before running the app.

4

What license is Klavis AI released under?

It is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

5

How can I contribute to Klavis AI?

Fork the repository, create a feature branch, make changes, commit, push, and open a pull request. Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.

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