chatbot

This MCP server is named chatbot and is intended to run a chatbot service. The server exposes its capabilities through the chatbot interface implemented in the server code. Typical usage involves starting the server and then interacting with it via its provided endpoints or command-line tools. If the project follows common MCP patterns, you can expect commands to initialize, train, or query a chat model, or to run a chat workflow with persistent context. Use the available tools to start conversations, send messages, and retrieve responses from the chatbot.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (LTS) installed on your system
• Access to the repository containing the chatbot server

Installation steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone <repository-url> cd <repository-directory>/chatbot
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Start the server: npm run start // or if a direct node command is used node server.js
4. Verify the server starts correctly by checking the logs or hitting the health/check endpoint if available.

Notes:

• The exact environment variables and configuration keys depend on the server implementation. If you have a .env.example or README in the repository, copy it to .env and customize with your credentials and settings.
• If the server uses a different entry point (for example, app.js or dist/server.js), adjust the command accordingly.
• Ensure your Node.js version matches the project's compatibility (check package.json engines field if present).
• If you encounter port binding issues, confirm that the PORT environment variable is set to an open port (default often 3000 or 8080).
• For production deployments, consider using a process manager like pm2 to keep the chatbot server running and to manage restarts.