Guides

In-depth guides for working with haive-mcp and its 1900+ available MCP servers.

Available Guides

• Quick Start Guide
  • Installation
  • Basic Usage
  • Real-World Example
  • Testing Your Setup
  • Common Issues
  • Next Steps
• Platform Architecture
  • Design Philosophy
  • Platform Hierarchy
  • Server Information Architecture
  • Validation Architecture
  • Composition Patterns
  • Integration Patterns
  • Performance Considerations
  • Testing Architecture
  • Architecture Benefits
  • Next Steps
• FastAPI Integration Guide
  • Overview
  • Basic Integration
  • Available Endpoints
  • Custom Router Extensions
  • Request/Response Models
  • Authentication & Authorization
  • Error Handling
  • Middleware & CORS
  • Testing
  • Production Deployment
  • Performance Optimization
  • Next Steps
• MCP Browser Plugin Guide
  • Overview
  • Basic Usage
  • Server Management
  • Filtering and Search
  • Caching System
  • FastAPI Integration
  • Real-World Examples
  • Performance Tips
  • Troubleshooting
  • Next Steps
• Real-World Examples
  • MCP Server Dashboard
  • MCP Plugin Marketplace
  • CI/CD MCP Server Manager
  • Microservices Architecture
  • Performance Testing
  • Monitoring Integration
  • Next Steps

Guide Overview

Quickstart Guide

Get up and running with haive-mcp in minutes. Learn how to create agents that automatically discover and use tools from 1900+ MCP servers.

Platform Architecture

Understand the architecture behind haive-mcp’s dynamic discovery system, server categories, and integration patterns.

FastAPI Integration

Build web APIs that leverage MCP servers for enhanced functionality. Create REST endpoints powered by MCP tools.

MCP Browser Plugin

Develop browser extensions and plugins that interact with MCP servers for web automation and data extraction.

Real-World Examples

Explore production use cases and patterns from actual deployments using haive-mcp’s extensive server ecosystem.

Key Concepts

Dynamic Discovery

Haive-mcp’s core innovation is automatic discovery from 1900+ available servers:

• Agents analyze task requirements

• Automatically find relevant servers

• Install and configure tools on-the-fly

• No manual configuration needed

Server Categories

Servers are organized into logical categories:

• core - Essential tools (filesystem, database, search)

• ai_enhanced - AI-powered capabilities

• enhanced_filesystem - Advanced file operations

• time_utilities - Date and scheduling tools

• browser_automation - Web interaction tools

• crypto_finance - Financial and blockchain tools

• github_enhanced - Code repository tools

• notifications - Alert and messaging tools

Best Practices

1. Let agents discover tools - Don’t manually configure unless necessary

2. Use categories wisely - Start with “core” and add as needed

3. Monitor performance - Use health checks and status monitoring

4. Handle failures gracefully - Implement proper error handling

5. Cache when possible - Reuse initialized agents for better performance

Next Steps

• Start with the Quick Start Guide guide

• Review Tutorials for hands-on learning

• Explore Examples for code samples

• Check the API Reference for detailed documentation