intent-mcp-server
The Intent MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to convert natural language intents into structured formats through an extensible and reliable API. It offers features like intent processing, natural language understanding, and flexible storage, all structured with a clean architecture for maintainability.
Overview
This project, titled Intent MCP Server, is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to process natural language intents into structured, actionable formats. The server offers a robust API for managing and processing intents, focusing on maintainability, type safety, and extensibility.
Features
- Intent Processing: Offers a well-defined API to create, retrieve, and process intents.
- Natural Language Understanding: Parses and understands raw user intentions.
- Intent Decomposition: Transforms intentions into structured objects with goals and constraints.
- Flexible Storage: Features a pluggable storage system with an in-memory implementation.
- Type Safety: Fully implemented in TypeScript with comprehensive type definitions.
- Error Handling: Includes a robust error handling and logging system.
- Testing: Provides a comprehensive test suite with Jest.
- API Documentation: Clear documentation and examples are available.
Architecture
The server follows a clean architecture pattern with distinct layers, including controllers, services, storage, and models. It implements an architecture that facilitates HTTP request handling, business logic implementation, data persistence management, and data structuring.
Usage
The server can be configured using environment variables. It supports both development and production environments with commands to start the server and run tests.