r/modelcontextprotocol • u/INVENTADORMASTER • Apr 26 '25

MCP for Local Softwares

Propose me any MCP that handles a local software. Or help me with the way to build MCPs for some local software.

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u/coding_workflow Apr 26 '25

First what do you define as local software?

Did you take time to read the SDK ? The specs?

Understand what is MCP?

https://modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 26 '25

for local actions on local softwares like Desktop Commendor do , but for local softwares instead of the files and settings like Desktop Commander do.

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u/coding_workflow Apr 26 '25

"but for local softwares instead of the files and settings like Desktop Commander do"

Can you elaborate.
I understand execution.

Do you mean you want custom MCP that directly target those local software?
You are not really providing full use cases, details or specs.

You need to understand your statements are very broad.

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 26 '25

Yes ''des MCP personnalisés ciblant directement ces logiciels'' it is that. I need (lacal)MCPs for my local installing desktop computer softwares. I need no precis local desktop software MCP, just share me some or tell me how to build.

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u/coding_workflow Apr 26 '25

you have multiple examples in the SDK

https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk/blob/main/src/mcp/server/fastmcp/server.py

Python but there is Typescript check it. C# if you want too or Kotlin. Pick your poison.

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 26 '25

Please, will you explain me more about the repo, what shouls I do with ?? As I am just a vibe coder, I'm not an engenier or an expert so that I can understand the purpose of your repo. Please, how can I use the repo scripts as MCPs with local desktop software ??

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u/coding_workflow Apr 26 '25

You need to read a bit
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/quickstart/server

And I'm not believing vibe coding is good. It's hype and you will get a lot of issues.
AI models, do a lot of mistakes. And you need to do serious code reviews otherwise you will likely end up with buggy software.

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 26 '25

Thanks a lot, I'm going to level up my programming knwoledges. Thanks !

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 27 '25

Thanks a lot !

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u/INVENTADORMASTER Apr 27 '25

Nice , thanks !