Query and Summarize your chat messages.
This MCP Server is used to summarize your chat messages. move to chatbot directory, follow the README to setup the chat database. start chatbot to save your chat messages. - Query chat messages Query chat messages with given parameters Summarize chat messages based on the query prompt 1. Set up environment variables: create file in the root directory, and set your chat database path. 2. Install…
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This MCP Server is used to summarize your chat messages. move to chatbot directory, follow the README to setup the chat database. start chatbot to save your chat messages. - Query chat messages Query chat messages with given parameters Summarize chat messages based on the query prompt 1. Set up environment variables: create file in the root directory, and set your chat database path. 2. Install dependencies: For development with auto-rebuild: To use with Claude Desktop, add the server config:…
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