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// Base URL configuration (for providers that need it)
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baseUrl: ' http://localhost:11434' , // Example for Ollama
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// MCP configuration
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mcp: {
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servers: [
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defaultResources: [' example://docs/api' ],
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defaultTools: [' example://tools/search' ],
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// Custom commands
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// Uncomment and modify to add your own commands
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/*
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- List available tools from configured MCP servers
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- Execute tools provided by MCP servers
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- #### Using MCP Tools
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- MCP tools allow the agent to execute functions provided by external services through the Model Context Protocol. The agent can:
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- 1 . Discover available tools using ` mcp.listTools() `
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- 2 . Execute a tool using ` mcp.executeTool({ uri: 'server-name://path/to/tool', params: { ... } }) `
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- Tools can provide various capabilities like:
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- - Searching documentation
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- - Accessing databases
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- - Interacting with APIs
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- - Performing specialized calculations
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- - Accessing proprietary services
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- Each tool has a URI that identifies it, along with parameters it accepts and the type of result it returns.
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### CLI-Only Options
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These options are available only as command-line parameters and are not stored in the configuration:
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## License
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- MIT
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