ESP32
Deploys an MCP server on ESP32-C6 microcontrollers for remote interaction, integrating seamlessly with Warp terminal.
About
This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server directly onto ESP32-C6 microcontrollers, enabling them to connect to WiFi, obtain an IP address, and expose various functionalities remotely. It includes a pure Rust bridge tool that facilitates communication between the ESP32 MCP server and the Warp terminal, transforming complex embedded interactions into simple, natural language prompts. Developers can control onboard LEDs, retrieve real-time WiFi status, and even perform computations directly from their terminal, leveraging the ESP32's capabilities as a smart, connected peripheral.
Key Features
- WiFi and DHCP connectivity for ESP32-C6
- TCP-based MCP server implementation
- Pure Rust bridge tool for Warp terminal integration
- MCP tools for WiFi status and SmartLED control
- Remote mathematical computation capabilities
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Use Cases
- Integrating ESP32-C6 microcontrollers into AI-powered terminal workflows
- Remotely monitoring and controlling embedded device states (e.g., WiFi, LEDs)
- Leveraging microcontroller compute power for simple tasks via a standardized protocol
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