twitch-mcp
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The Twitch MCP Server is a project inspired by Max Rydahl Andersen's blog post, combining Twitch Chat integration with a Quarkus-based MCP server.
The Twitch MCP Server is a specialized server designed to integrate Twitch Chat functionalities with a Quarkus-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. This project leverages the capabilities of Quarkus to create a robust and efficient server that can handle Twitch Chat interactions. The server is not available on Maven Central, requiring users to build it locally and install it in their .m2 folder. The server can be started using JBang, a tool that simplifies the execution of Java applications. The server can be run with different configurations, such as using the MCP Inspector or integrating with Claude Desktop, allowing for flexible deployment options. The project is detailed further on the developer's blog, providing insights into its development and usage.
Features
- Twitch Chat Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Twitch Chat to handle interactions.
- Quarkus-based: Utilizes the Quarkus framework for efficient server performance.
- Local Build: Requires local building and installation, providing customization options.
- JBang Execution: Simplifies the process of starting the server with JBang.
- Flexible Deployment: Supports different configurations for varied deployment needs.
