Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit

What is Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit?

This repository provides a demo environment for testing MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers using Chainlit. It is intended for developers who want to experiment with MCP servers integrated into a chat interface, requiring only Azure OpenAI credentials to run.

How to use Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit?

Open the repository in VSCode and select the option to open in a Dev Container (no local installation needed). Add your Azure OpenAI credentials (API key, endpoint, API version, model) to the .azure.env file, then run chainlit run app.py -w. Through the chat interface, you can add MCP servers (e.g., filesystem) by providing a name and the corresponding npx command.

Key features of Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit

• Works with Dev Containers – no local setup required.
• Integrates MCP Servers into a Chainlit chat interface.
• Supports adding any MCP Server by name and command.
• Comes with a preconfigured Azure OpenAI model connection.

Use cases of Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit

• Testing MCP Servers in an interactive chat environment.
• Learning how to configure and connect MCP Servers with Chainlit.
• Demonstrating agent capabilities (e.g., creating files via filesystem server).

FAQ from Demo de MCP Servers con Chainlit

What credentials are required?

Azure OpenAI API key, endpoint, API version, and model must be set in the .azure.env file.

How do I add an MCP Server?

Through the chat interface, click the MCP Servers icon, provide a name and the command (e.g., npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem /workspaces/chainlit-demo).

What runtime dependencies are needed?

No local installation; only Visual Studio Code with Dev Containers support and a running Docker environment.

Where does the filesystem server operate?

It operates on the predefined workspace path /workspaces/chainlit-demo in the container.

Does the demo support other MCP Servers?

Yes, you can add any MCP Server by specifying its name and the appropriate command. The README only illustrates the filesystem server.