wanwu

Wanwu is an enterprise-grade AI agent platform that provides a modular MCP (Multi-Component Protocol) interface allowing AI models to connect with external tools, knowledge bases, and workflows. The Wanwu MCP server exposes standardized endpoints and workflows to enable seamless tool integration, Web Search, knowledge base retrieval, and low-code workflow orchestration. With Wanwu, you can leverage pre-built MCP interfaces to connect common data sources and services, or extend the platform to your own business processes. Typical usage involves deploying Wanwu as a Docker container, configuring your MCP endpoints and data sources, and then interacting with the platform through its MCP-enabled agents and tooling to orchestrate end-to-end AI-assisted workflows.

Prerequisites:

• Docker installed on the host with access to pull images from the registry
• Adequate CPU/RAM resources for running MCP components (recommended: 2 CPU cores, 4GB RAM minimum)
• Network access to required services (databases, knowledge bases, web search sources) as needed by your configuration

Installation steps:

1. Pull and run the Wanwu MCP Docker image

   • Ensure Docker is running on your machine
   • If you want to keep the config external, mount a directory containing Wanwu configs

   Example command: docker run -d --name wanwu-mcp
   -p 8080:8080
   -v /path/to/wanwu/configs:/app/configs
   unicomai/wanwu:latest

2. Configure environment variables (optional but recommended)

   • WANWU_CONFIG: Path or identifier for your Wanwu configuration
   • WANWU_LOG_LEVEL: log verbosity (info, debug, warn, error)

3. Verify the container is running docker ps docker logs wanwu-mcp

4. Access the MCP endpoints and begin integration

   • Use the exposed API endpoints as documented in Wanwu MCP documentation (the exact URLs depend on your deployment and port mappings)

Notes:

• If you are customizing MCP integrations, prepare your external tools (knowledge bases, APIs, databases) and point Wanwu to them via the config directory mounted above.

Tips and common issues:

• Ensure the Docker image tag is latest or a trusted release tag compatible with your environment
• If you encounter network issues, verify firewall rules and that outbound access to required services is allowed
• For production deployments, consider mounting persistent storage for logs and configuration, and enable proper log rotation
• Environment variables are optional but recommended to tailor Wanwu behavior to your enterprise data policies (e.g., WANWU_LOG_LEVEL, WANWU_CONFIG)
• If MCP interfaces fail to load, check that all required dependencies (web search sources, MCP adapters, and knowledge bases) are accessible and correctly referenced in your config