Ambur MCP server
@drewstaylor
MCP server in Rust, for wrapping Ambur query and execute entry point messages to be broadcast by a signer
Overview
What is Ambur MCP server?
A Rust-based MCP server that wraps Ambur query and execute entry point messages for broadcast by a signer. It is intended for developers using MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop or LangGraph.
How to use Ambur MCP server?
Build a release binary with cargo build --release using the nightly Rust toolchain. For Claude Desktop, set the binary path as the server command with no arguments. For LangGraph, connect via @langchain/mcp-adapters using stdio transport.
Key features of Ambur MCP server
- Wraps Ambur query and execute entry point messages.
- Built in Rust with edition 2024 and nightly toolchain.
- Connects via stdio transport.
- No run arguments required for default setups.
- Supports Claude Desktop and LangGraph integration.
Use cases of Ambur MCP server
- Broadcasting Ambur messages through an MCP-compatible signer.
- Integrating Ambur entry points into Claude Desktop workflows.
- Using Ambur tools inside LangGraph agent graphs.
FAQ from Ambur MCP server
What runtime does the server require?
It requires the nightly build of Rust (edition 2024) to compile.
How do I connect the server to Claude Desktop?
Build a release binary and point the server’s command to its absolute path in claude_desktop_config.json. No args are needed.
How do I use the server with LangGraph?
Install @langchain/mcp-adapters and configure the server with transport: "stdio" and the path to a pre-built Linux binary. The adapter converts MCP endpoints into graph tools.
Is authentication or environment configuration required?
No. The README does not mention any environment variables, authentication, or configuration beyond the binary path.
