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MCP Server Weaviate

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Weaviate MCP server

This standalone server is deprecated. The Weaviate Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is now built into Weaviate itself — there is nothing to install or run separately.

Use the built-in MCP server

Weaviate ships an MCP server inside the main weaviate/weaviate binary, available as a preview from v1.37.1 onward. Enable it with a single environment variable:

MCP_SERVER_ENABLED=true

It listens on the same port as the Weaviate REST API at /v1/mcp, authenticates via the existing API-key flow, and respects RBAC.

Tools exposed

Tool

Purpose

weaviate-collections-get-config

Inspect collection schemas

weaviate-tenants-list

List tenants in a multi-tenant collection

weaviate-query-hybrid

Hybrid (vector + keyword) search

weaviate-objects-upsert

Create or update objects

Documentation

Related MCP server: Mcp-ZepAi Server

About this repository

Earlier versions of this repo contained a standalone Go implementation of an MCP server that wrapped the Weaviate REST API. That implementation has been superseded by the built-in server and is no longer maintained. The history is preserved in git for reference; for the previous source, see the commits before this notice.

Maintenance

ActivityInactive
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