MCP CLI Application

@richard-senior

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About MCP CLI Application

A GO based MCP server for use with AmazonQ or any other MCP capable LLM Agent

#mcp #cli#amazon-q#llm-agent

MCP CLI Application 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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MCP CLI Application tools

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Overview

What is MCP CLI Application?

MCP CLI Application is a command-line tool that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to extend Amazon Q’s capabilities with additional tools and context. It is built in Go and is configured as an MCP server for Amazon Q.

How to use MCP CLI Application?

Build and run using ./build.sh and ./run.sh [options]. Configure Amazon Q by adding the server definition to ~/.aws/amazonq/mcp.json. Invoke tools directly from the CLI or through Amazon Q by asking for specific tasks.

Key features of MCP CLI Application

Calculator tool for basic arithmetic operations
Prompt registry to manage and retrieve stored prompts
Rule creator to define development standard rules
Rules processor to check files against rules
Google Search tool to fetch top search results
Wikipedia image search and save tools

Use cases of MCP CLI Application

Extend Amazon Q with custom tools for development workflows
Perform quick calculations within a chat interface
Enforce coding standards by creating and applying rules
Retrieve pre‑defined prompt templates for specialized tasks
Search the web or fetch Wikipedia images without leaving the IDE

Frequently asked questions

How do I configure Amazon Q to use this server?

Add a new entry under `mcpServers` in `~/.aws/amazonq/mcp.json`, specifying the command path to the compiled binary and a `tools` object for each available tool.

What runtime or dependencies are required?

The application is built with Go. Pre‑built binaries can be produced using `./build.sh`; no additional runtime dependencies are mentioned.

Where are prompts stored?

Prompts are stored as files in the `~/.mcp/prompts` directory on the local file system.

What tools are available?

The server provides seven tools: calculator, prompt registry, rule creator, rules processor, Google search, Wikipedia image, and Wikipedia image save.

How does Amazon Q use the prompt registry?

Amazon Q can retrieve a prompt template from the registry, fill in variables based on the user’s request, and use the completed prompt to generate more accurate and consistent responses.

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