scira-mcp-chat

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Scira MCP Chat is an open-source chat app you can use at mcp.scira.ai or run yourself. Inside a conversation you open a settings panel, give a server a name and its web address, and switch it on — so tools from services like Composio, Zapier or Hugging Face become available to the model straight away. Replies stream as they are written, and reasoning models are supported. One limit worth knowing: only servers reachable at a web address work here, not ones that run as a local command.

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Use This MCP client To

Try a remote MCP server without editing config files Add a Zapier or Composio tool to a chat Turn a tool on for one conversation and off after Run my own copy of the chat app Compare how different models handle the same tool

README

An open-source AI chatbot app powered by Model Context Protocol (MCP), built with Next.js and the AI SDK by Vercel.

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Features

  • Streaming text responses powered by the AI SDK by Vercel, allowing multiple AI providers to be used interchangeably with just a few lines of code.
  • Full integration with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to expand available tools and capabilities.
  • HTTP and SSE transport types for connecting to various MCP tool providers.
  • Built-in tool integration for extending AI capabilities.
  • Reasoning model support.
  • shadcn/ui components for a modern, responsive UI powered by Tailwind CSS.
  • Built with the latest Next.js App Router.

MCP Server Configuration

This application supports connecting to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to access their tools. You can add and manage MCP servers through the settings icon in the chat interface.

Adding an MCP Server

  1. Click the settings icon (⚙️) next to the model selector in the chat interface.
  2. Enter a name for your MCP server.
  3. Select the transport type:
    • HTTP: For HTTP-based remote servers
    • SSE (Server-Sent Events): For SSE-based remote servers
HTTP or SSE Configuration
  1. Enter the server URL (e.g., https://mcp.example.com/mcp or https://mcp.example.com/token/sse)
  2. Click "Add Server"
  3. Click "Enable Server" to activate the server for the current chat session.

Available MCP Servers

You can use any MCP-compatible server with this application. Here are some examples:

scira-mcp-chat FAQ

Do I need to install anything?
No. There is a hosted version at mcp.scira.ai. You can also run your own copy, since the code is open source.
Which kinds of MCP servers can I add?
Remote ones with a web address, over either HTTP or SSE. Servers that launch as a local command are not supported here.
Can I use this to try a tool before adding it to Claude or Cursor?
Yes — paste the server's address into the settings panel, enable it, and it is live for that chat.
Do I need a key?
Not for the app itself. Some of the servers you connect to will ask for their own sign-in or key.
How hard is setup?
Click the settings icon next to the model picker, give your server a name, paste its address, then click Add Server and Enable Server.
Is it free?
The project is open source under the Apache 2.0 licence and free to run yourself.