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Introduction MCP Server

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MIT license

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dgg32

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Overview

What is Introduction?

Introduction is the MCP server implementation for the article "MCP DrugBot: Leaner And Smarter". It integrates NCBI databases and OpenAI’s API to provide drug‑related information.

How to use Introduction?

Install the prerequisites (uv, Python, mcp), create a config.yaml file with your NCBI API key, NCBI email, and OpenAI API key, then follow the instructions in the associated article.

Key features of Introduction

  • Requires NCBI API key and email for database access.
  • Requires OpenAI API key for language processing.
  • Configuration via a single config.yaml file.
  • Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
  • Licensed under the MIT open‑source license.

Use cases of Introduction

  • Querying drug information from NCBI databases.
  • Generating summaries or analyses using OpenAI.
  • Prototyping drug‑related MCP tools.

Frequently asked questions

1

What API keys are needed?

You need an OpenAI API key, an NCBI API key, and an NCBI email address.

2

How do I configure Introduction?

Place your keys in a file named `config.yaml` in the code directory with the keys `ncbi_key`, `ncbi_email`, and `openai_api`.

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