Wordware MCP Server

What is Wordware MCP Server?

An MCP server that integrates Wordware’s platform with Claude, allowing users to run async tasks and ReAct agents while dynamically adding tools. It is intended for developers building AI workflows with Wordware.

How to use Wordware MCP Server?

Clone the repository, add a .env file with your Wordware API key, install uv, and set up the Python project environment. In Claude’s developer page, edit the MCP config file to point to wordware_api.py for async tasks or ReActTool.py for ReAct agent usage, then restart Claude to access Wordware tools.

Key features of Wordware MCP Server

• Run asynchronous Wordware tasks via MCP.
• Use ReAct agent with dynamic tool addition.
• Simple clone-and-configure setup.
• Integrates directly with Claude’s MCP interface.
• Requires only a Wordware API key.

Use cases of Wordware MCP Server

• Building custom AI agents with Wordware tools in Claude.
• Executing long-running Wordware tasks asynchronously.
• Dynamically adding new tools to a ReAct agent on the fly.
• Rapid prototyping of Wordware‑powered workflows.

FAQ from Wordware MCP Server

What are the two features in this server?

One feature (wordware_api.py) focuses on running async tasks; the other (ReActTool.py) enables a ReAct agent that can dynamically add tools.

What do I need to run this server?

You need a Wordware API key (placed in a .env file), uv installed, and a Python project environment set up.

How do I configure Claude to use this server?

In Claude’s developer page, edit the MCP configuration file to point to either wordware_api.py or ReActTool.py, then restart Claude.

Does this server require any additional dependencies?

Yes, it requires uv for Python environment management and the Wordware Python SDK (implied by the API key).

Where does the data processed by the server reside?

The README does not specify where data lives; it likely remains within the Wordware platform or the user’s local environment.