What is the current development status of mcp-scaffold?
mcp-scaffold is under development and not yet feature-complete.
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Basic information
Complete sandbox for augmenting LLM inference (local or cloud) with MCP Client-Server. Low friction testbed for MCP Server validation and agentic evaluation.
No standard config provided
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mcp-scaffold is a minimal sandbox for validating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers against a working LLM client and live chat interface. It is intended for developers who need to plug in new MCP servers and evaluate LLM behavior with minimal friction.
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mcp-scaffold is under development and not yet feature-complete.
Initially, a local LLM such as LLaMA 7B is used; cloud inference support is planned for later.
No, it is designed as a sandbox for validation and development, not as a production system.
LLaMA 7B is large (~13GB in common HF format), so a capable local machine is needed for local-only testing.
The architecture includes a chatbox UI, LLM inference options, an MCP client, and demo MCP servers (to be added).

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