Moka Chat
An open-source chat application designed for testing the integration of local and cloud-based large language models with MCP servers. It supports zero-configuration startup and a visual Inspector tool for debugging tool calls, and is compatible with Ollama, LM Studio, and hosted models.
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Moka Chat is an open-source chat application specifically designed for testing collaboration between models and MCP servers.
Moka Chat can be launched via the command npx @mokalabs/sandbox, and automatically detects running Ollama instances upon startup.
Moka Chat supports Ollama, LM Studio, and various hosted models.
Moka provides two ways to connect to MCP servers: selecting from the built-in gallery tool library, or directly pasting the configuration file from Claude Desktop or Cursor.
Examples officially listed in Moka's built-in gallery tool library include MCP servers such as filesystem, fetch, git, and Playwright.
Moka's Inspector feature displays the complete details of each tool call, including the raw JSON-RPC request and response, token consumption count, and call time overhead.
Moka uses the MIT license.
Moka emphasizes local-only (local-first) operation, making it suitable for developers who are concerned about data privacy.
Moka's GitHub address is https://github.com/mokahq/mokalabs.
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Moka Chat is an open-source chat application specifically designed for testing collaboration between models and MCP servers.
50%UnverifiedMoka Chat can be launched via the command npx @mokalabs/sandbox, and automatically detects running Ollama instances upon startup.
50%UnverifiedMoka Chat supports Ollama, LM Studio, and various hosted models.
50%UnverifiedMoka provides two ways to connect to MCP servers: selecting from the built-in gallery tool library, or directly pasting the configuration file from Claude Desktop or Cursor.
50%UnverifiedExamples officially listed in Moka's built-in gallery tool library include MCP servers such as filesystem, fetch, git, and Playwright.
50%UnverifiedMoka's Inspector feature displays the complete details of each tool call, including the raw JSON-RPC request and response, token consumption count, and call time overhead.
50%UnverifiedMoka uses the MIT license.
50%UnverifiedMoka emphasizes local-only (local-first) operation, making it suitable for developers who are concerned about data privacy.
50%UnverifiedMoka's GitHub address is https://github.com/mokahq/mokalabs.
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