Quickstart — 3 Commands
pip install pclika-bridge
git clone https://github.com/Pclika/mcp-platform
cd mcp-platform/examples/hello-mcp && idf.py flash monitor
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hello-mcp
The simplest MCP interaction: Claude calls
led_control() to blink the onboard WS2812B. Verifies your entire stack — firmware, bridge, and client config — in under 2 minutes.
led_control
device_info
firmware_version
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env-monitor
BME280 environmental sensor connected to Claude. AI reads temperature, humidity, and pressure, then generates a natural-language environmental report and sets LED color by comfort level.
sensor_read
led_control
display_text
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servo-control
Claude drives 4 servo channels via PWM. Demo includes natural-language commands ("rotate arm to 45 degrees"), position sequencing, and real-time angle feedback via serial log.
servo_move
gpio_write
serial_log_read
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wifi-scanner
Claude scans the local network, receives SSID / RSSI / channel data, and generates a structured network analysis report. Shows how MCP bridges real-world RF data to AI reasoning.
wifi_scan
device_info
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vision-snapshot
OV2640 camera module captures a JPEG frame. Claude receives the image via MCP, runs visual analysis, and returns structured scene descriptions. Full edge AI vision pipeline, no cloud required.
camera_capture
gpio_read
device_info
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industrial-gateway
Modbus RTU device connected via RS-485. Claude reads holding registers, interprets industrial sensor values, detects anomalies, and writes control registers — all via standard MCP calls.
modbus_read
modbus_write
serial_log_read
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