What does this server do?
It enables Claude Desktop to interact with a Milvus vector database through MCP tools.
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It connects Anthropic's Claude (via Claude Desktop) to a Milvus vector database using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Includes a FastMCP server, Milvus Docker setup, and a shell script for launching the server for Claude.
Clone the repo, start Milvus via Docker Compose in milvus-standalone/, install uv, sync Python environment in fastmcp/, test the server, then update Claudeβs config (claude_desktop_config.json) with the path to run_milvus_server.sh. Restart Claude and ask it to call Milvus tools.
It enables Claude Desktop to interact with a Milvus vector database through MCP tools.
Docker, uv (Python package manager), and a Claude Desktop installation.
Tools must exactly match Milvus naming conventions (e.g., `create_collection`, `list_collections`) and be case-sensitive. Do not rename.
Run the server script directly (`uv run python milvus-server/server.py`) or use the provided test scripts or Claude Desktop interface.
Adding more tools (delete_collection, upsert), test scripts, and GitHub Actions validation.
A MCP (model context protocol) server that gives the LLM access to and knowledge about relational databases like SQLite, Postgresql, MySQL & MariaDB, Oracle, and MS-SQL.

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