Moku FAQs

Question 1

What is Moku-mcp?

Accepted Answer

Moku-mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server specifically designed to provide LLM-friendly control and management tools for Liquid Instruments Moku devices. It facilitates discovery, connection, configuration, and signal routing.

Question 2

How does Moku-mcp support LLM integration with Moku devices?

Accepted Answer

It translates complex Moku device operations into a structured, LLM-friendly format, enabling large language models to easily interact with Moku hardware for tasks like device discovery, configuration deployment via MokuConfig, and MCC signal routing.

Question 3

How can I integrate Moku-mcp into my automation workflows?

Accepted Answer

You can install Moku-mcp via `pip` or `uv` and run it as a standard MCP server. It can be integrated into tools like Claude Desktop, or used programmatically in Python with its session context manager for safe and efficient device interaction.

Question 4

What core functionalities does Moku-mcp offer for device management?

Accepted Answer

Moku-mcp provides comprehensive device discovery, robust connection management with graceful ownership handoff, `MokuConfig`-driven configuration deployment, MCC signal routing control, and detailed device metadata and slot status queries.

Question 5

What is 'graceful ownership handoff' and why is it important for Moku devices?

Accepted Answer

Graceful ownership handoff allows the control of a Moku device to be seamlessly transferred between different clients (e.g., a CLI script, an iPad GUI, or an LLM) without interrupting ongoing operations or requiring a full device reset, crucial for flexible and collaborative workflows.

Moku

关于

主要功能

使用案例