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Build Your Own MCP-powered ChatGPT App

Powered by 8 powerful MCP servers.

Connect any MCP server to your app with a single command!

CopilotKit released a 100% open-source MCP Client Component that lets you connect any MCP server to your React app with a single command.

Just run this command → npx copilotkit@latest init -m MCP

This will integrate two things:

  • The entire backend interface to connect to any new MCP server.

  • The frontend chat interface to interact with the MCP server.

Read the integration steps here →

Read CopilotKit MCP docs

Thanks to CopilotKit for partnering today!


Build Your Own MCP-powered ChatGPT App

ChatGPT has so many features that enhance its completions:

  • It can search/scrape the web.

  • It can do deep research.

  • It can maintain memory.

  • It can operate a browser session, etc.

Today, let us show you the 8 MCPs MCP servers we added to Claude to get ChatGPT-like capabilities:

  • Zep MCP for memory

  • Firecrawl MCP for scraping

  • Stagehand MCP for browser access

  • Chroma MCP for vector DB

  • CLI access MCP

  • GitHub MCP access

  • Jupyter notebook MCP

  • Python code executor MCP.

Let’s begin!


1) Graphiti MCP server

Agents forget everything after each task. Open-source memory toolkit Graphiti by Zep lets Agents build and query temporally-aware knowledge graphs!

Tools include:

  • get, add, and delete episodes and entities

  • search nodes/facts, etc.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

2) Stagehand MCP server

This open-source MCP server by Browserbase allows Agents to control a browser like humans. It delivers a more reliable alternative to OpenAI Operator. Tools include:

  • Navigate to a URL

  • Act on a page

  • Observe a page, etc.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

3) Firecrawl MCP server

This MCP server by Firecrawl gives powerful web scraping capabilities to Agents using Firecrawl. Tools include:

  • Scraping

  • Crawling

  • Deep research, etc.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

4) Jupyter MCP server

This MCP server lets you control Jupyter notebooks to:

  • Create code cells

  • Execute code cells

  • Create markdown cells

Use this for complex use cases where you can analyze full datasets by just telling Claude Desktop a file path.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

5) Chroma vector DB MCP server

This open-source MCP server by Chroma allows the Agent to interact and retrieve data from a vector database. Tools include:

  • create, list, get, update, and delete collections.

  • add, query, update, delete documents, etc.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

6) GitIngest MCP server

This is an MCP server to chat with any GitHub repo!

It is powered by GitIngest and has two tools:

  • git_directory_structure → to read the directory structure.

  • git_read_important_files → to read files.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

7) Terminal MCP server

This MCP server gives Claude full terminal control. Tools include:

  • read/write/search/move files

  • execute a command

  • create/list directory

  • kill process, etc.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:

8) Python code executor MCP

This MCP server allows Agents to execute Python code within a specified Conda environment.

Agents get full access to libraries in the Conda environment.

Link to the MCP server →

The video below shows a demo of this:


These 8 MCP servers give ChatGPT-like capabilities to Claude:

  • Zep MCP for memory

  • Firecrawl MCP for scraping

  • Stagehand MCP for browser access

  • Chroma MCP for vector DB

  • CLI access MCP

  • GitHub MCP access

  • Jupyter notebook MCP

  • Python code executor MCP.

Try them today. We have shared the links above.

Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you next week!