Model Context Protocol - Gemini Thinking Server

This is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that integrates with Google's Gemini API to provide analytical thinking capabilities without code generation.

Overview

The Gemini Thinking Server is a specialized MCP server that leverages Google's Gemini model to provide sequential thinking and problem-solving capabilities. It allows for:

• Breaking down complex problems into steps

• Planning and design with room for revision

• Analysis that might need course correction

• Problems where the full scope might not be clear initially

Features

• Gemini-Powered Thinking: Utilizes Gemini's analytical capabilities to generate thoughtful responses

• Meta-Commentary: Provides insights into the reasoning process

• Confidence Levels: Indicates how confident Gemini is in its analysis

• Alternative Paths: Suggests different approaches to the problem

• Branching Thoughts: Allows exploration of different thought paths

• Revision Capability: Supports revising previous thoughts

• Session Persistence: Save and resume analysis sessions

Installation

Usage

Environment Setup

Before running the server, you need to set up your Gemini API key:

Running the Server

Tool Parameters

The geminithinking tool accepts the following parameters:

• query (required): The question or problem to analyze

• context (optional): Additional context information

• approach (optional): Suggested approach to the problem

• previousThoughts (optional): Array of previous thoughts for context

• thought (optional): Your current thinking step (if empty, will be generated by Gemini)

• nextThoughtNeeded (required): Whether another thought step is needed

• thoughtNumber (required): Current thought number

• totalThoughts (required): Estimated total thoughts needed

• isRevision (optional): Whether this revises previous thinking

• revisesThought (optional): Which thought is being reconsidered

• branchFromThought (optional): Branching point thought number

• branchId (optional): Branch identifier

• needsMoreThoughts (optional): If more thoughts are needed

Session Management

The tool also supports session management commands:

• sessionCommand: Command to manage sessions ('save', 'load', 'getState')

• sessionPath: Path to save or load the session file (required for 'save' and 'load' commands)

Example: Saving a Session

Example: Loading a Session

Example: Getting Session State

Example

Here's an example of how to use the tool:

Response Format

The server responds with:

Example Clients

Several example clients are provided to demonstrate different use cases:

• sample-client.js: Basic client example

• example-usage.js: Specific usage example

• codebase-analysis-example.js: Example for codebase analysis

• session-example.js: Example demonstrating session persistence

• advanced-filtering-example.js: Example demonstrating advanced semantic filtering

To run the session example:

To run the advanced filtering example:

License

MIT