Deep Learning Capstone MCP Server
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About Deep Learning Capstone MCP Server
Deep Learning capstone project about MCP servers
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Overview
What is deep-learning-capstone?
Deep-learning-capstone is a chatbot MCP server. It is intended for users who want to run a chatbot via the Model Context Protocol.
How to use deep-learning-capstone?
Install uv using the provided command, create and activate a Python virtual environment, install the package with uv pip install -e ., then run the server with uv run src/mcp_chatbot.py.
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