What dependencies are required?
The server requires a running Qdrant instance (URL and optional API key), an OpenAI API key for embedding generation, and Python with Poetry for installation.
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Basic information
A simple MCP server to access Qdrant
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"qdrant_mcpserver": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"-m",
"qdrant_mcpserver.main",
"--server-type",
"fastmcp"
]
}
}
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A dual-protocol server that provides both FastAPI and FastMCP clients for accessing Qdrant knowledge graph operations. It is designed for developers who need to interact with Qdrant vector databases using either REST APIs or the Model Context Protocol.
Install dependencies with Poetry after cloning the repository. Configure environment variables (QDRANT_URL, OPENAI_API_KEY, etc.). Run the server using python -m qdrant_mcpserver.main with an optional --server-type argument to choose between FastAPI (default: FastMCP). Both servers expose the same endpoints.
The server requires a running Qdrant instance (URL and optional API key), an OpenAI API key for embedding generation, and Python with Poetry for installation.
Use the `--server-type` argument when running `main.py`. Accepted values are `fastapi` or `fastmcp`; FastMCP is the default.
FastAPI runs on port 8000 by default; FastMCP runs on port 8080. Both are configurable via the `PORT` and `MCP_PORT` environment variables.
Yes. Both the FastAPI and FastMCP servers expose identical endpoints: `POST /nodes/upsert`, `POST /nodes/search`, `DELETE /nodes`, and `GET /health`.
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