Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Cairo Coder MCP Server

Q: What is the Cairo Coder MCP Server? A: The Cairo Coder MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that facilitates communication between your Cairo and Starknet development environment and the Cairo Coder API, providing AI-powered assistance.

Q: What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)? A: MCP is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to Large Language Models (LLMs), enabling them to access and interact with external data sources and tools.

Q: How does the Cairo Coder MCP Server help with Cairo and Starknet development? A: It provides AI-powered assistance for code generation, refactoring, learning, and best practices, improving code quality and speeding up the development process.

Q: What are the two modes of operation for the server? A: The server can be configured to use the public Cairo Coder API (with an API key) or a local/custom endpoint.

Q: Do I need an API key to use the Cairo Coder MCP Server? A: You only need an API key if you are using the public Cairo Coder API mode. If you are using a local/custom endpoint, no API key is required.

Q: What is the assist_with_cairo tool? A: It is the primary tool provided by the server that allows you to send queries and context to the Cairo Coder API for assistance with Cairo and Starknet development tasks.

Q: What kind of queries can I use with the assist_with_cairo tool? A: You can ask questions about code generation, refactoring, optimization, best practices, and more. Be specific and provide relevant context for better results.

Q: Can I use the Cairo Coder MCP Server with the UBOS platform? A: Yes, the server is designed to integrate seamlessly with the UBOS platform, enabling you to build custom AI Agents for blockchain development.

Q: Where can I find the Cairo Coder MCP Server? A: You can find it on the UBOS Asset Marketplace.

Q: Where can I report issues or ask questions about the server? A: You can create an issue on the GitHub repository or refer to the Model Context Protocol documentation.