y-gui

MCP.Pizza Chef: luohy15

This web-based chat app was archived by its author in February 2026, and the repository now points people to y-agent as the maintained successor. While it was active, it offered a conversation window in the browser that could reach outside services through the Model Context Protocol, including Gmail, Google Calendar and image generation. There is no installer: you build the front end and deploy the back end yourself. Read it for reference, but start new projects on the successor.

Archived · archived February 2026; successor is y-agent
Calendar
Communication
Email

Use This MCP client To

Chat with several AI models from one browser tab Read and send Gmail during a conversation Check my Google Calendar without switching apps Generate images inside the same chat window Keep my past conversations saved and searchable

README

y-gui (Archived)

⚠️ This project has been archived in favor of y-agent.

Please visit https://github.com/luohy15/y-agent for the actively maintained successor.


A web-based graphical interface for AI chat interactions with support for multiple AI models and powerful MCP (Model Context Protocol) integrations. Beyond standard chat capabilities, y-gui leveraged MCP to connect with Gmail, Google Calendar, image generation services, and more.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

y-gui FAQ

Is this project still maintained?
No. The author archived it in February 2026 and points everyone to y-agent, which is the actively maintained replacement.
Can I use this to read my Gmail?
It was built to reach Gmail, Calendar and image tools through the Model Context Protocol, but since it is archived you should set up the successor project instead.
Does it work inside Claude Desktop or Cursor?
No. It is a standalone chat website you host yourself, not an add-on for another app.
What does it cost?
The code is free under the MIT licence, but you pay for your own model accounts and for the hosting it runs on.
How hard is setup?
Hard. There is no download to click — you build the browser app and deploy the back end to Cloudflare with your own accounts.