MCP Servers for AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers, creating workload-aware cluster scaling logic, maintaining event integrations, or managing runtimes.
Why this server?
Allows models to invoke AWS Lambda functions as tools without code changes. Functions can be auto-discovered by the model, and their descriptions are used to inform the model about their capabilities. The Lambda functions can access AWS services, private networks, and the public internet.
AsecurityAlicenseAqualityEnables AI models to interact with AWS Lambda functions seamlessly as tools using the Model Control Protocol (MCP), supporting real-time data access, private networks, and custom computational tasks.242PythonMIT LicenseWhy this server?
Allows LLMs to use AWS Lambda functions as tools, enabling models to execute code in Lambda environments, access real-time data, interact with AWS services, and perform specialized calculations without code changes. The server acts as a bridge between MCP clients and Lambda functions.
AsecurityAlicenseAqualityEnables AI models to interact with AWS Lambda functions via the MCP protocol, allowing access to private resources, real-time data, and custom computation in a secure environment.242PythonMIT LicenseWhy this server?
Supports integration with AWS Lambda functions through the Python library for using Dart functionality in serverless environments
AsecurityAlicenseAqualityA Dart-based MCP server implementation that enables AI-assisted task management, document handling, and workspace organization through standardized tools and seamless Dart integration.10192JavaScriptMIT License