DIY Tools
Enables dynamic registration and execution of custom functions in various programming languages, exposing them via a Model Context Protocol server.
About
The DIY Tools server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to simplify the creation and exposure of custom AI tools. It allows users to dynamically register and manage functions written in various programming languages like Python, JavaScript, Bash, Ruby, or TypeScript. The server handles validation, execution, persistence, and full MCP protocol integration, bridging the gap between simple function definitions and advanced AI agent capabilities, making it effortless to extend the functionalities of large language models like Claude.
Key Features
- Automatic Validation: Functions are validated for syntax before registration
- Multi-Language Support: Write functions in Python, JavaScript, Bash, Ruby, and TypeScript
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- Persistence: Registered tools are saved and automatically loaded on server restart
- Dynamic Tool Registration: Add new tools at runtime without restarting the server
- Type Safety: Full JSON Schema validation for function parameters
Use Cases
- Extending AI agent capabilities (e.g., Claude) with custom functionalities.
- Rapid prototyping and deployment of specialized tools for AI interactions.
- Centralized management and dynamic updating of AI agent's accessible functions.
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