To install the MCP installer in Claude, you need Node.js installed on your system and the Claude desktop application, with a logged-in user account.
This video introduces the Model Context Protocol (MCP), demonstrating its capabilities through six examples ranging in complexity. The main purpose is to showcase MCP's ability to interact with files, the internet, and various services, enhancing AI functionalities.
The video outlines these steps for setting up a Qdrant database:
The video provides the exact commands for steps 2, 3, and 5, but these are not included in the provided transcript. The speaker mentions that these commands will be linked in the video's community section.
After installing the Puppeteer MCP server, the speaker uses a prompt within Claude. Because Claude normally cannot access links, the speaker uses the installed Puppeteer server to overcome this limitation. The prompt instructs Claude to "visit and summarize" a specific website URL. Claude, leveraging the Puppeteer server, accesses the website, potentially taking a screenshot, and then provides a summary of the website's content in its response.