Quarkus Langchain4j Workshop MCP Server

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About Quarkus Langchain4j Workshop MCP Server

Quarkus LangChain4J Workshop that demonstrates both single AI service capabilities and Agentic AI orchestration

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Overview

What is quarkus-langchain4j-workshop?

quarkus-langchain4j-workshop is a hands-on workshop to learn how to build AI-infused applications using Quarkus and LangChain4j. It is divided into several steps, with final code available in step-XX directories.

How to use quarkus-langchain4j-workshop?

Follow the instructions on the workshop website or serve them locally using the docs/README file. To run the final state of a step, navigate to its directory and run ./mvnw quarkus:dev; the application runs on localhost:8080.

Key features of quarkus-langchain4j-workshop

Step-by-step workshop for building AI-infused applications
Uses Quarkus and LangChain4j frameworks
Final state of each step available in step-XX directories
Run locally with Maven and Quarkus dev mode

Use cases of quarkus-langchain4j-workshop

Learning to integrate LangChain4j with Quarkus
Building AI-infused Java applications
Following a structured workshop to progress from simple to complex AI features

Frequently asked questions

What programming environment is required?

The workshop assumes Java, Maven, and a Quarkus development environment. The application runs with `./mvnw quarkus:dev` which uses Maven wrapper.

How are the workshop steps organized?

Each step has a dedicated directory named `step-XX` containing the final state of that step.

Where can I find the workshop instructions?

Instructions are available on the workshop website or locally by following the docs/README file.

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