Magic FAQs

Question 1

Can I configure the remote MATLAB service URL?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the remote MATLAB service URL is configurable. You can modify the `MATLAB_SERVICE_URL` variable directly within the `calculate_magic_matrix` tool in `server.py` to point to a different upstream service.

Question 2

What are the core dependencies for Magic-MCP?

Accepted Answer

Magic-MCP relies on `requests` for making calls to the remote MATLAB service and `numpy` for processing and parsing the returned data. These packages are listed and installed via the `requirements.txt` file.

Question 3

How do I get started with Magic-MCP?

Accepted Answer

Begin by creating a Python virtual environment and installing dependencies from `requirements.txt`. Then, run `python server.py` to start the MCP server. Finally, connect an MCP-compatible client to invoke the `generate_magic_square` tool.

Question 4

What kind of output does Magic-MCP provide?

Accepted Answer

Magic-MCP returns structured output. When you invoke the `generate_magic_square` tool, you receive both the generated magic square and relevant metadata from the upstream MATLAB service. A `debug=true` option is also available for enhanced insights.

Question 5

What is Magic-MCP?

Accepted Answer

Magic-MCP is a developer tool that functions as an MCP (Microservice Communication Protocol) server. It exposes a remote MATLAB service for generating magic squares, allowing you to integrate this mathematical function into your MCP-compatible projects.

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