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MCPServerObject["name"]

retrieves the MCP server with the given name.

MCPServerObject[…]["propery"]

gives the specified property of the MCP server.

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Wolfram`AgentTools`
Wolfram`AgentTools`

MCPServerObject

MCPServerObject["name"]

retrieves the MCP server with the given name.

MCPServerObject[…]["propery"]

gives the specified property of the MCP server.

Details

  • Some predefined MCP servers that can be specified by name are:
  • "WolframAlpha"an MCP server that is optimized for retrieving information from Wolfram|Alpha
    "WolframLanguage"an MCP server that is optimized for writing and evaluating Wolfram Language code
    "Wolfram"a blend of Wolfram|Alpha and Wolfram Language functionality
  • Additionally, any other MCP servers you have created with CreateMCPServer can be referenced by name.
  • Some valid values for "property" are:
  • "LLMConfiguration"the LLMConfiguration that defines the server features
    "Tools"the list of LLMTool objects available to the server
    "JSONConfiguration"a string corresponding to a JSON configuration file that you can use in many MCP clients
    "Installations"locations where the server has been installed

Examples

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Wolfram Language code: Needs["Wolfram`AgentTools`"]

Basic Examples  (2)

Retrieve built-in MCP servers:

Wolfram Language code: MCPServerObject["Wolfram"]
Wolfram Language code: MCPServerObject["WolframAlpha"]
Wolfram Language code: MCPServerObject["WolframLanguage"]

Create a custom MCP server then retrieve it by name:

Wolfram Language code: CreateMCPServer["My MCP Server", <|"Tools" -> {LLMTool["PrimeFinder", {"n" -> "Integer"}, Prime[#n]&]}|>]
Wolfram Language code: MCPServerObject["My MCP Server"]
Wolfram Language code: DeleteObject[%]

Scope  (1)

Get an MCPServerObject:

Wolfram Language code: server = MCPServerObject["Wolfram"]

Get the LLMConfiguration:

Wolfram Language code: LLMConfiguration[server]

See where the server has been installed:

Wolfram Language code: server["Installations"]

Generalizations & Extensions  (1)

Use an MCPServerObject as an LLMConfiguration in LLMSynthesize:

Wolfram Language code: server = MCPServerObject["WolframAlpha"]
Wolfram Language code: LLMSynthesize["Which generates more geothermal? New Zealand or Iceland?", LLMEvaluator -> LLMConfiguration[server]]

Format the result:

Wolfram Language code: ResourceFunction["ImportMarkdownString"][%]