What API keys are required?
A Neon API key and an Anthropic API key are required.
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Basic information
RSC Demo using Neon's MCP Server and Waku ⛩️
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This repository uses Waku and React Server Components to demonstrate how to use Neon’s MCP Server with the Anthropic API and a custom chat interface. It is a demo project for developers exploring integration of Neon’s MCP server in a React Server Components environment.
Rename .env.example to .env and add your Neon API key and Anthropic API key. Install dependencies with npm install, then run the development server with npm run dev. The chat interface uses two components: <Chat /> (server‑only) and <ChatForm /> (client‑only).
A Neon API key and an Anthropic API key are required.
Clone the repo, rename `.env.example` to `.env`, fill in your API keys, run `npm install`, then `npm run dev`.
The `<Chat />` component (server‑only) handles server‑side requests; the `<ChatForm />` component (client‑only) handles textarea input and message sending.
Links to Neon’s MCP Server docs, GitHub, and Smithery quick start are provided in the README.

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