Gauntlet-Incept MCP
hybrid server
The server is able to function both locally and remotely, depending on the configuration or use case.
Integrations
Connects to an Amazon RDS PostgreSQL instance for storing educational content and associated metadata
Enables containerized deployment of the Gauntlet Incept system, including the MCP server and API components
Provides version control for the project codebase and documentation
Gauntlet-Incept
A system for generating high-quality educational content tailored to students' knowledge levels and interests.
Project Description
This repository contains the code and resources for the Gauntlet-Incept project, which aims to build a system that generates high-quality educational content for K-8 students. The initial scope focuses on developing educational content in the form of articles and question banks for specific subject areas.
Documentation
- Project Overview - Detailed description of the project goals and requirements
- Implementation Checklist - Comprehensive checklist for project implementation
- Original Project Brief - Original project brief with detailed requirements
- MCP Server Guide - Guide for using the Model Context Protocol server with Claude Desktop
Project Structure
API Endpoints
The project implements six core API endpoints:
Question Endpoints
POST /api/question/tag
- Tag a question with subject, grade, standard, lesson, and difficultyPOST /api/question/grade
- Grade a tagged question against quality standardsPOST /api/question/generate
- Generate a question based on tags or an example question
Article Endpoints
POST /api/article/tag
- Tag an article with subject, grade, standard, and lessonPOST /api/article/grade
- Grade a tagged article against quality standardsPOST /api/article/generate
- Generate an article based on tags or an example article
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server
In addition to the REST API, this project includes an MCP server that allows Claude Desktop to interact with the Gauntlet Incept system. This enables Claude to generate, tag, and grade educational content directly.
See the MCP Server Guide for details on how to set up and use the MCP server with Claude Desktop.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Git
- Node.js (v14 or higher)
- Access to the RDS PostgreSQL database (credentials provided by administrator)
- SSH key for database connection (if connecting through SSH tunnel)
- Docker and Docker Compose (optional, for containerized deployment)
Installation
- Clone the repositoryCopy
- Navigate to the project directoryCopy
- Install dependenciesCopy
- Copy the example environment file and update it with your valuesCopy
- Run the projectCopy
Running with Docker
- Build and start the containersCopy
- Access the API at http://localhost:3000
- Access the MCP server at http://localhost:3001
Database Connection
This project connects to an Amazon RDS PostgreSQL instance with the following details:
- Host: alphacommoncrawl-core-reboot.cluster-caeuiwckzo1a.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
- Port: 5432
- Database: core
- Username: postgres
Note: The password is stored in environment variables and not directly in the code for security reasons.
If you need to connect through an SSH tunnel, you'll need to set up the tunnel separately before starting the application.
Development
Running in Development Mode
Running the MCP Server
Running Tests
Linting
Project Checklist
- Initialize Git repository
- Create basic project structure
- Add .gitignore file
- Create initial commit
- Set up project documentation
- Create implementation checklist
- Set up API routes and service structure
- Implement placeholder functionality for core services
- Set up Docker containerization
- Implement MCP server for Claude Desktop integration
- Configure connection to RDS PostgreSQL database
- Implement actual functionality with LLM integration
- Add tests
- Review and finalize
License
MIT
Contact
[Your contact information]
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Enables Claude Desktop to interact with the Gauntlet Incept system for generating, tagging, and grading educational content for K-8 students directly through natural language.
- Project Description
- Documentation
- Project Structure
- API Endpoints
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server
- Getting Started
- Development
- Project Checklist
- License
- Contact