Create appointments via guided elicitation and inspect persisted SQLite records through the MCP app.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MCP Elicitation and Apps Demo" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the MCP appointment tool to ask me step by step for client name, appointment purpose, date, and time, then create and save a new appointment.
The tool collects required fields step by step and returns a confirmation of the newly created appointment.
Open the appointment viewing app and list all appointment records currently stored in the database.
It returns the saved appointment list from the SQLite store for quick scheduling verification.
I just created an appointment; show the appointment list again to confirm the record is persisted.
The appointment list is displayed again so the new entry can be verified as stored.
Customer support or office staff can use the elicitation flow to collect fields like name and time during conversations and create appointments without missing required information.
Office users can open the interactive MCP app to read appointment records from SQLite and quickly understand scheduling status.
Developers can use this demo to validate an end-to-end flow from conversational elicitation to appointment viewing in MCP.
It is a demonstration MCP server showing two capabilities: elicitation-based appointment data collection and an interactive MCP app for viewing appointment data persisted in SQLite.
The provided material does not include installation or startup steps. Please check the source repository README or configuration instructions for exact steps.
You generally need a runnable MCP environment and available SQLite storage; exact dependency versions and initialization details should be checked in the source repository.
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