mcpgraphtoolkit
Build, test, and manage mcpGraph tools using the mcpGraphToolkit MCP server. Discover MCP servers and tools, construct graph nodes with JSONata and JSON Logic, and interact with mcpGraph configurations. IMPORTANT: Always read this file before creating graph tools using mcpGraphToolkit.
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About mcpgraphtoolkit
The mcpGraphToolkit is a powerful toolset designed for building, testing, and managing graph tools within an mcpGraph framework. It helps orchestrate multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools into complex workflows by allowing users to define, execute, and manage graph-based sequences. The toolkit enables seamless interaction with MCP servers and tools, letting users create graphs that transform data, make routing decisions, and integrate multiple MCP tool calls. This makes mcpGraphToolkit ideal for scenarios that involve orchestrating tool sequences, data transformations, or creating conditional workflows using a graph-based approach.
FAQ
What is an mcpGraph?
An mcpGraph is a declarative configuration that defines an MCP server and its tools in the form of directed graphs. These graphs allow you to sequence tool calls, transform data, and make conditional routing decisions using JSONata and JSON Logic expressions.
What tools are available to interact with the mcpGraph?
You can use tools like `listMcpServers`, `listMcpServerTools`, `getMcpServerTool`, `addGraphTool`, `updateGraphTool`, `deleteGraphTool`, and `runGraphTool` to interact with and manage the mcpGraph, from discovering MCP servers and tools to running and managing graph tools.
Are there any limitations in editing configuration files directly?
Yes, you should never attempt to directly edit or read the configuration files. All interactions with the mcpGraph should be done using the provided toolkit functions. Direct manipulation of files is prohibited to ensure proper tool and graph management.
How does the mcpGraphToolkit handle MCP server tools?
MCP server tools are external tools available to the graph, and they can be discovered using `listMcpServers` and `listMcpServerTools`. These tools are the building blocks for creating graph tools, and graph tools can only use tools that are available within the graph context.
Who should use mcpGraphToolkit?
mcpGraphToolkit is ideal for developers, engineers, or data scientists who need to orchestrate and manage complex workflows using multiple MCP tools. It is particularly useful when data transformations, tool sequencing, and conditional routing are required.
Install mcpgraphtoolkit
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
TeamSparkAI/mcpGraph