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Acemcp

Provides code repository indexing and semantic search capabilities, allowing natural language querie...

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Provides code repository indexing and semantic search capabilities, allowing natural language queries to find relevant code snippets with automatic incremental indexing and multi-language support.
  1. Open the FastMCP connection interface and click the "Install Now" button.
    This opens the form where you can add environment variables for the MCP server.

  2. In the FastMCP ENV form, add the following environment keys (exact names):

    • BASE_URL
    • TOKEN
  3. How to fill BASE_URL (example values and how to obtain it):

    • If you run Acemcp locally: start the server and use the local URL — e.g. start with:
      • npm start -- --web-port 8080
      • Then set BASE_URL = http://localhost:8080
    • If you use a remote/self-hosted API endpoint: set BASE_URL to the full HTTPS URL provided by your provider, e.g. BASE_URL = https://api.example.com
    • If unsure, confirm the server address from your deployment / hosting dashboard or the person who manages the Acemcp instance.
  4. How to obtain/create TOKEN (concrete steps):

    • Self-hosted Acemcp:
      1. Generate a secure token locally (example commands):
        • OpenSSL: openssl rand -hex 32
        • Or Node: node -e "console.log(require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))"
      2. Put that token into the Acemcp settings (either in ~/.acemcp/settings.toml as TOKEN = "your-token" or start the server with the CLI override: npm start -- --token your-token).
      3. Use the same token value in the FastMCP interface as TOKEN.
    • Third‑party/managed Acemcp or index API:
      1. Go to the provider’s dashboard or API keys page and create a new API key/token.
      2. Copy the token and paste it into the FastMCP TOKEN field.
  5. Optional: other configuration overrides (if you need them)

    • If you want to override server CLI options instead of settings.toml, you can pass them as args when starting the server (examples from README):
    • These are not required ENV keys for FastMCP unless your hosting expects them as envs; only BASE_URL and TOKEN are typically needed to connect.
  6. Save the FastMCP connection and click the Install/Connect button.
    This will install/configure the MCP entry using the values you entered.

  7. Verify the connection:

    • If local: visit the web UI at the BASE_URL you entered (e.g. http://localhost:8080) and confirm it is running.
    • Test the API health with curl (replace placeholders):
      • curl -H "Authorization: Bearer " <BASE_URL>/health
    • Or restart your MCP client, then check logs at ~/.acemcp/log/acemcp.log for successful connection messages.
  8. If authentication fails or API is unreachable:

    • Re-check BASE_URL for correct protocol/port and that the service is running.
    • Re-check TOKEN is exact (no leading/trailing spaces).
    • If self-hosted, ensure settings.toml TOKEN matches the TOKEN you placed in FastMCP.
  9. Notes / security best practices:

    • Treat TOKEN as a secret — do not share it publicly.
    • Use a long, random token (e.g., 32+ bytes hex).
    • If exposing the web UI externally, secure it (SSH tunnel / reverse proxy + auth) as recommended in the README.

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