KevoDB MCP Server
OfficialImplements a Multimodal Communication Protocol server for KevoDB, allowing AI agents to interact wit...
- Click the "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP connection / environment configuration interface.
- In the FastMCP interface add the following environment variables (exact field names):
- KEVO_HOST
- KEVO_PORT
(These values must be entered into the FastMCP connection interface fields — not into a separate file.)
- Determine the correct values to enter:
- If KevoDB is running locally, use KEVO_HOST = localhost and KEVO_PORT = 50051 (these are the README defaults).
- If KevoDB runs on another machine, set KEVO_HOST to that machine’s IP or hostname (for example 192.168.1.100) and KEVO_PORT to the port KevoDB is listening on (example: 5000).
- Example entries: KEVO_HOST = localhost KEVO_PORT = 50051
- If you need to discover the running KevoDB host/port:
- Docker: run docker ps to find the container and docker port
to see published ports. - Kubernetes: use kubectl get svc / kubectl port-forward to expose the service.
- On the host machine: check the KevoDB process or service configuration (systemd, startup script) for the listening address/port.
- Docker: run docker ps to find the container and docker port
- Verify connectivity from the machine that will run the MCP server before saving:
- Quick TCP check: nc -vz <KEVO_HOST> <KEVO_PORT> (or telnet <KEVO_HOST> <KEVO_PORT> / Test-NetConnection on Windows).
- If the port is accessible the command should report success; if not, ensure KevoDB is running and firewall rules allow access.
- Enter the determined KEVO_HOST and KEVO_PORT values into the FastMCP interface fields and click the interface’s Save / Install / Confirm button to apply them.
- Start (or restart) the KevoDB MCP server via the FastMCP launch mechanism (or run python main.py on the MCP server host). The MCP server will read the KEVO_HOST and KEVO_PORT values you provided.
- Optional: if you change KevoDB’s address later, update KEVO_HOST / KEVO_PORT in the FastMCP connection interface and restart the MCP server.
Notes: the KevoDB MCP server uses only KEVO_HOST and KEVO_PORT for configuration per the README — no API key or secret is required.
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