Tired of building the same styled AI chatbot applications with Next.js? ðª
I bet you are, but how about building an MCP-powered chat app that conne...
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been down this rabbit hole myself, honestly building from scratch always sounds cool till you're three layers deep in configs - you think starting with your own client really pays off over just tweaking what's out there already?
Thanks for checking out Nevo. This one's basically very basic and something you can easily set up yourself without all the hassle when you have some MCP servers to test for yourself.
I wouldn't necessarily say using/building your own client is that beneficial if you plan to make it production-ready, but for learning purposes or just tinkering with how MCP works under the hood, it's somewhat beneficial.
Haha, are you using AI for the comments recently. Maybe Postiz?
Going to give this a shot. Starred your repo. ðïžâðšïž
Thank you, @sawata_2_shayne. Give it a shot with your MCP workflow and let me know how it goes! :)
Sure!
This step-by-step tutorial for building a Next.js MCP chat client is refreshingly clearâmuch like how a site like characterheadcanongen.com quietly streamlines creating complete character profiles in seconds.
Good to hear that, Mike! Thanks for checking it out âïž
Nice article! I love using Pokémon Tools,Game Randomizers,Fan Resources sites to spice up my playthroughs. They make planning challenges like Nuzlocke runs so much easier. The random team generator is especially fun for trying new strategies. Keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Good one. Is it limited to Composio when working with remotely hosted MCP servers?
Thanks! Currently, this is built to support Composio MCP servers or any local MCP servers you have. But if there are any other APIs that let you communicate with their hosted MCP servers, it should be somewhat easy to transition from Composio if you wish.
There are tons of MCP servers available on Composio itself. You can check them all here: mcp.composio.dev
Do you have any specific provider in mind?
not for now. Maybe later. I just wanted to see if the application is dependent on the Composio package.
Guys, share your feedback in the comments! âïž
Super helpful, thanks!
Thanks, Dotallio! :)
We are preparing a guide for using Composio MCP's with Voltagent. github.com/VoltAgent/voltagent
Great, would love to see Composio MCP servers integration with Voltagent. Share us the link to the project once you're done building it.
I could be completely wrong, but aren't MCP servers risky? Why use AI to represent yourself, and can this have hazards, right? @shricodev
@da_rin_thei Could be, I'm not sure. Just make sure that you are aware of all the actions it can take and all the tools available. If you want to limit the actions, instead of giving entire app access, you can limit the actions like so with Composio:
Now, only send mail and send message action is available to be called. If you use some other providers, they should have a similar way to configure. Hope it helps!
Been that guy fighting through setups like this - love when it finally clicks and just runs, feels like winning.
Exactly, feels amazing when you build stuff like these, and it just works. It's pure developer adrenaline. Thanks for checking out, Nathan! ð
insane amount of details in here, honestly i get hyped seeing fully custom setups spelled out like this - you ever feel like the hardest part is just keeping the momentum when stuff gets complex?
Thanks, Nathan, glad you like this. The hard part depends for me. If I plan to make a project more iterative and production-ready, then as you said, keeping the momentum is probably the hardest part. For such personal projects, coming up with the idea is maybe the hard part, and building the project follows.
Love the idea with the demos. ðð»
Thank you, @larastewart_engdev ð
Thank you for sharing MCP detail. I am going to learn and give this a shot. It works with react?
It's possible. If you plan on running it with React, I suggest running the server logic in a separate Express backend, and it should be all good. You just need to spin up another Express server.
If you build one, do share the link to the repo. Others might find it helpful.
The reason why i open dev.to for this gold knowledge.
Amazing explanation man, beginner to advance.
Means a lot, Mukul ð. Thanks for checking this out. Let me know if you give this a shot and run into any issues.