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MCP Interactive

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Interactive MCP server with Electron UI for real‑time user input

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About

MCP Interactive is an Electron‑based server that enables LLMs to ask users questions during a task. It provides the ask_user tool, allowing developers to clarify ambiguous requests and confirm final results, reducing unnecessary billable calls.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Demo

MCP Interactive – Human‑in‑the‑Loop for AI Development

MCP Interactive is an interactive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that bridges the gap between large language models and human oversight. By exposing a single tool, , it allows LLMs to pause and request real‑time feedback from a developer or end‑user through an Electron‑based pop‑up interface. This design tackles the classic problem of “black box” AI decision making, ensuring that every critical choice—whether it’s a design decision, code modification, or final approval—is explicitly confirmed by a human before execution.

The server is particularly valuable for developers working with LLM‑powered IDE extensions such as Trae IDE, Claude for Mac, Cursor IDE, and VSCode with Copilot. It reduces unnecessary billable requests by consolidating multiple clarifications into a single interactive session, thereby improving cost efficiency and predictability. Developers can configure the tool to trigger on ambiguous tasks, decision points, or final validation steps, creating a consistent “final gate” that guarantees quality control before any code is committed or documentation is published.

Key capabilities of MCP Interactive include:

  • Contextual prompts: Each request carries a , a Markdown‑friendly question, and optional predefined options, allowing the model to tailor its query to the current project or workflow.
  • Cross‑IDE compatibility: The server is pre‑tested with a range of popular LLM‑augmented development environments, ensuring seamless integration without custom adapters.
  • Human‑in‑the‑Loop workflow: The tool can be invoked programmatically from system prompts, enforcing a consistent approval loop that prevents accidental code changes or policy violations.
  • Electron UI: The graphical interface delivers a lightweight, native experience for user responses, supporting Markdown and multiple choice selections.

Real‑world scenarios where MCP Interactive shines include:

  • Code review automation: An LLM proposes refactorings but must confirm with the developer before merging.
  • Policy compliance: Sensitive data handling or legal constraints are verified by a human gate before the model outputs final documentation.
  • Rapid prototyping: Designers can iterate on UI mockups with immediate feedback from the model, while a developer ensures implementation feasibility.

By embedding an explicit human checkpoint into AI workflows, MCP Interactive empowers teams to harness the speed of language models without sacrificing control or accountability. Its straightforward tool definition, cross‑IDE support, and cost‑saving interactive design make it a standout solution for developers who need reliable, predictable AI assistance.