LuaMCP

# LuaMCP A simple Lua execution environment written for understanding MCP. All means of external interference are blocked to prevent any malicious activities [^jail]. ## Tools ### EvalLuaCode * `string code` * `string? sessionId = null` Executes the `code` and returns the result. You can store function definitions and other global variables for later use. The `sessionId` is an identifier assigned to each Lua state. If omitted, a new independent state will be created with a unique `sessionId`. Each state is not persistent and will be volatile upon the termination of the MCP server. > [!NOTE] > The `code` must be valid as a Lua chunk, so it should be structured like `return 1 + 1` or `do for k, _ in pairs(_G) do print(k) end end` (it usually does this without explicit instructions). ### ListGlobals * `string? sessionId = null` * `bool? includeMisc = false` Returns a list of global variables in the state. You can choose not to display library tables, `_G`, `_VERSION`, etc. ## Notes Prompt ```md * Do not touch the workspace source code unless explicitly instructed. * Respond in Japanese. * Use Lua MCP as much as possible, especially following instructions like "calculate" or "store in a variable." + However, there may be times when you want to check the source code first without evaluating. Read the nuances and make appropriate judgments. * Keep variables local unless instructed to define or store them as global. + The function that performs the instructed action can be defined globally without the local keyword. + Use immediately invoked function expressions as needed. ``` ## Configuration For Visual Studio Code Enable `Chat › Mcp: Enabled` in the settings and add `LuaMCP` to your settings.json: ```json:settings.json "mcp": { "inputs": [], "servers": { "LuaMCP": { "command": "path\\to\\LuaMCP.exe", } } } ``` [^jail]: Around `#region limitations` in LuaEngine.cs