What is Logic Mcp Webapp

Logic MCP Web Application is a user-friendly interface for the Logic MCP Server, enabling users to manage LLM configurations, explore logic chains, and interact with server functionalities without direct API calls.

Use cases

Use cases include managing multiple LLM configurations for different applications, exploring logic chains for problem-solving, and demonstrating the server’s reasoning capabilities through interactive sessions.

How to use

Users can access the application through a web browser, manage LLM configurations, view logic chains, and utilize the server’s capabilities by navigating the intuitive interface.

Key features

Key features include LLM configuration management, allowing users to view, add, activate, and delete LLM configurations, as well as explore logic chains generated by the server.

Where to use

Logic MCP Web Application is suitable for fields such as artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and any domain requiring complex reasoning and logic management.

Logic MCP Web Application

Overview

This web application serves as a user interface for the Logic MCP Server. It allows users to manage LLM (Large Language Model) configurations, view and explore logic chains and their operations, and interact with the server’s capabilities in a more user-friendly way than direct API calls.

The application is built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, focusing on clarity and ease of use to demonstrate and control the backend server’s functionalities.

Demonstration: Logic MCP Server in Action

The Logic MCP Server, which this web application interacts with, is capable of complex reasoning. Watch a demonstration of the server attempting to solve the “Passport Pandemonium” logic puzzle:

This web application can be used to explore the logic chains and operations generated during such a process.

Features

• LLM Configuration Management:
  • View a list of all configured LLM providers (user-defined and the server’s default).
  • Add new LLM configurations by specifying a provider and model.
  • Activate a specific LLM configuration for the server to use for its operations.
  • Delete individual user-defined LLM configurations.
  • Clear all user-defined LLM configurations.
  • The server’s default LLM profile is displayed as immutable but can be activated.
• Logic Chain Exploration:
  • View a list of all logic chains created on the server.
  • Click on a chain to view its details and the sequence of operations within it.
  • Operation details include primitive name, status, start/end times, input/output data, and context.
  • “Copy to Clipboard” functionality for chain and operation details to aid in research and citation.
• Data Deletion:
  • Clear all logic chains and their associated operations from the server’s database.

Interacts With

• Logic MCP Server: This web application communicates with the HTTP API exposed by the logic-mcp server (typically running on http://localhost:3001).

Setup and Usage

1. Ensure the Logic MCP Server is running. This webapp relies on the server’s API.
2. Clone this repository (or simply download the html, css, and js files).
3. Open the index.html file in a modern web browser.

The web application will then connect to the locally running logic-mcp server API to fetch and display data.

File Structure

• index.html: The main HTML structure of the application.
• style.css: Contains all the CSS rules for styling the application.
• script.js: Handles all client-side logic, API interactions, and dynamic rendering of content.

Development Notes

• The application makes fetch requests to http://localhost:3001 by default. If your logic-mcp server is running on a different port, you may need to adjust the URLs in script.js.
• API key management for webapp-to-server communication is stubbed (MCP_SERVER_API_KEY_FOR_WEBAPP in script.js). For production, a secure method for managing this key would be required if API authentication is enabled on the server.

Contributing

Contributions to improve the web application are welcome. Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues.

This web application provides a basic interface for the logic-mcp server. Enhancements and new features can be added as the server capabilities expand.