An MCP client designed to utilize Signal for message exchange, supporting robust sending and receiving functionalities within MCP architectures.
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An MCP client designed to utilize Signal for message exchange, supporting robust sending and receiving functionalities within MCP architectures.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 30 2025
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What is Signal MCP Client?
This MCP client leverages Signal's secure messaging platform to facilitate seamless message sending and receiving in MCP protocols. It is configured to work with multiple MCP servers, enabling integration with various AI models or control systems. The client uses a specified configuration, manages session data, and supports extensibility through environment variables for API keys and server URLs. It is suitable for developers and businesses aiming to automate secure messaging workflows, incorporate messaging into applications, or build integrated communication solutions leveraging Signal's infrastructure.
Who will use Signal MCP Client?
- Developers building secure messaging applications
- Businesses automating customer interactions
- AI model integrators using Signal as a communication backbone
- Organizations implementing MCP-based solutions
How to use the Signal MCP Client?
- Step1: Install necessary dependencies including uv and podman.
- Step2: Set up the Signal CLI REST API container and scan QR code to link your account.
- Step3: Create or modify the config.json file to add your MCP servers.
- Step4: Prepare a session directory to store message histories and settings.
- Step5: Run the MCP client with appropriate environment variables and configurations.
- Step6: Monitor logs and manage the service via systemd or command-line tools.
Signal MCP Client's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Send messages via Signal using MCP protocol
- Receive messages from Signal within MCP
- Support for multiple MCP servers
- Configurable session management
- Environment variable support for API keys and server URLs
The Benefits
- Secure and encrypted messaging capability
- Easy integration with existing MCP servers
- Automated message handling and processing
- Extensibility and configurable environment
- Supports multiple models and protocols
Signal MCP Client's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated customer service bots via Signal
- Secure message exchange between AI models and users
- Integration of Signal messaging into MCP-based control systems
- Remote management of devices and systems through Signal messaging
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