Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about MCP Server

Q: What is MCP Server?

A: MCP Server is a dictionary that provides real definitions for real humans. It focuses on explaining words simply, without using complex terms or jargon.

Q: What types of words does MCP Server include?

A: MCP Server includes everyday words that might confuse non-native speakers, slang and internet terms, complex words explained simply, and words with multiple meanings that need context. It also includes “inappropriate” words because if people use them, it explains them.

Q: What types of words does MCP Server not include?

A: MCP Server doesn’t include names of people or places, brand names, or super technical terms only specialists use.

Q: How many words are in the MCP Server dictionary?

A: The dictionary currently contains over 60,000 words, and it is constantly growing.

Q: Is MCP Server free to use?

A: The core features of MCP Server are free forever. There may be paid AI features added in the future, but the core dictionary will remain free.

Q: How is MCP Server different from using an AI like ChatGPT for definitions?

A: MCP Server is focused and reliable. It provides verified definitions without AI hallucinations or made-up explanations. It also offers integrations for instant definitions, simple pricing, and a better user experience for this specific need.

Q: What is the tech stack used to build MCP Server?

A: MCP Server is built with Next.js 15, Shadcn UI, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript, and the ElevenLabs API.

Q: Does MCP Server offer pronunciation support?

A: Yes, MCP Server uses the ElevenLabs API to provide audio pronunciations of words.

Q: How does MCP Server integrate with UBOS?

A: MCP Server provides a reliable source of definitions for AI Agents within the UBOS platform, enhancing their natural language understanding capabilities.

Q: What are some future plans for MCP Server?

A: Future plans include expanding the word directory, adding support for more languages, and integrating with other popular tools and platforms.