John Henry

vimble-mcp is an MCP server for executing JavaScript code in a sandboxed environment. It features a time limit to prevent runaway scripts and a debug mode for verbose logging, providing developers with a safe environment to run their code.

This MCP provides functionalities to store and retrieve context between sessions using IPFS. Users can utilize customizable prompts for efficient management of conversational workflows. However, caution is advised as information is stored publicly on the IPFS network, making it unsuitable for sensitive data.

This MCP server template provides a foundational structure for creating new MCP servers. It allows for the execution of JavaScript code in a sandboxed environment, with time-limited execution to prevent infinite loops. Additionally, it features a debug mode for verbose logging. This enables developers to safely test code and efficiently build servers.