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mcp-ai-agent

AI Agent built with Google ADK that leverages Google Maps MCP Server to answer real-world location questions with tool usage and traceable execution via Opik.

How to use

The mcp-ai-agent is an innovative AI Agent developed using the Google ADK that integrates seamlessly with the Google Maps MCP Server. This powerful tool empowers developers to build applications that can effectively answer real-world location-based questions, leveraging the capabilities of Google Maps while maintaining traceable execution through Opik. By utilizing this server, you can enhance your applications with intelligent location insights that are both accurate and actionable.

Once connected to the mcp-ai-agent server, you can interact with it by sending location-based queries that the AI agent can interpret and respond to. For optimal results, you should formulate your queries to include specific locations or types of information you seek, such as directions, nearby landmarks, or geographic data. The server is designed to provide clear and precise responses, allowing you to integrate these insights into your applications effectively.

How to install

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine, as it is essential for running the mcp-ai-agent. You may also need Python if your setup requires any additional integrations with external APIs.

Option A: Quick Start with npx

If you want to quickly start using the mcp-ai-agent without installing it globally, you can use the following command:

npx -y mcp-ai-agent  

Option B: Global Install Alternative

Alternatively, if you prefer to install the mcp-ai-agent globally for repeated use, run:

npm install -g mcp-ai-agent  

After installation, you can initiate the agent from your command line.

Additional notes

When configuring the mcp-ai-agent, ensure that you set the necessary environment variables for your Google Maps API credentials to enable smooth access to location data. Also, be mindful of rate limits imposed by the Google Maps API to avoid interruptions in service. Lastly, testing your queries with various location formats can help you determine the most effective phrasing for optimal responses.

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