What is the Goose App Maker MCP Server?

The Goose App Maker MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server allows users to create, manage, and serve web applications through Goose, leveraging Goose for API calls and data access.

What are the key features of the MCP Server?

Key features include simplified app creation, centralized app management, on-demand local serving, integrated browser access, comprehensive app listing, and Goose backend integration.

Where are the created apps stored?

Apps are stored in the ~/.config/goose/app-maker-apps directory, each in its own subdirectory.

Can I use the MCP Server to load data via Goose?

Yes, the MCP Server allows you to fetch data from various sources using Goose extensions and display it in a user-friendly format.

Does the MCP Server integrate with the UBOS platform?

Yes, the MCP Server seamlessly integrates with the UBOS platform, enabling you to orchestrate AI Agents, connect to enterprise data, and build custom AI Agents and multi-agent systems.

How do I install the Goose App Maker MCP Server?

You can install the MCP Server by clicking on the provided link in the documentation or the UBOS Asset Marketplace.

Can I run the MCP Server directly from the source code?

Yes, you can run the MCP Server directly from the source code using the command uv --directory $PWD run python main.py in Goose.

Is the Goose desktop app required to run the MCP Server?

Yes, the Goose desktop app is required as it accesses goose-server/goosed.

How do I build and publish my apps created with the MCP Server?

To build and publish your apps, update the version in pyproject.toml, build the package using python -m build, and upload to PyPI using python -m twine upload dist/*.

What is the purpose of the goose-app-manifest.json file?

The goose-app-manifest.json file contains metadata about the app, including its name, type, description, creation timestamp, and a list of files in the app.