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Manage ChatLab sessions and run message, SQL, and API tasks in natural language.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "chatlab-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use chatlab-mcp to retrieve messages from a specific ChatLab session and present them in chronological order.
Returns the session message history for quick context review.
Use chatlab-mcp to run an SQL query in natural language, covering the last 7 days and summarizing the results.
Outputs the SQL results with a brief data summary.
Use chatlab-mcp to make an API call, then distill the response into a concise summary.
Returns the key API response details and a readable summary.
Developers or researchers can quickly pull session messages from multiple ChatLab conversations. It helps track progress and conclusions without manual searching.
Data analysts can use it to trigger SQL queries through natural language and get structured results directly. It is useful for ad hoc analysis and result checks.
When a ChatLab workflow needs to connect to external systems, it can make API calls and read the responses. This fits automation tasks that bridge chat and system interfaces.
It is a ChatLab MCP server that automates chatlab-cli in headless HTTP mode. It supports session management, message retrieval, SQL queries, and API calls.
It can manage sessions, read messages, run SQL, and make API calls using natural language. Exact capabilities depend on the current implementation.
Based on the description, it depends on ChatLab's chatlab-cli and headless HTTP mode. Detailed installation and configuration steps are not provided; see the source repository.
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