Aia FAQs

Question 1

What is Aia and its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

Aia (specifically aia-mcp) is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes a wide array of external tools and services. Its primary purpose is to make these functionalities seamlessly accessible to AI agents, such as the 'aia' agent within the 'amanda-IA' project.

Question 2

What specific tools and data can Aia provide?

Accepted Answer

Aia offers several integrated tools: it provides real-time temperature data for various global cities, monitors tank levels (calculating volume/percentage and analyzing water decrease speed via MQTT/HTTP), and allows access to Warhammer 40K unit statistics and Wahapedia content with caching capabilities.

Question 3

How do AI agents connect to the Aia MCP server?

Accepted Answer

Aia supports two primary modes for agent connectivity: standard I/O (stdio) for local interactions, suitable for tools like Cursor or Claude Desktop, and HTTP mode, which enables remote connections by exposing the server on a specified network port.

Question 4

Can I add my own custom tools or services to Aia?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Aia features an extensible architecture designed for easy customization. Developers can readily add and register new custom MCP servers by creating dedicated directories and implementing their specific functionalities, integrating them into the existing framework.

Question 5

What are the system requirements and installation steps for Aia?

Accepted Answer

Aia requires Python 3.11+ and Poetry for dependency management. To install, simply clone the repository, navigate to the project directory, and run 'poetry install'. Servers can then be executed via 'poetry run mcp <server_name>'.

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