chatmcp

Cross-platform Macos | Windows | Linux | iOS | Android | Web AI Chat Client

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¹ Linux Notes:

• Install required dependencies: sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev
• Improved Linux Experience: Version 1.x+ includes optimized UI layout for Linux desktop environments, better dark theme support, and unified data storage following XDG specifications
• Tested on major distributions: Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, openSUSE

² Note: Web version runs entirely in your browser with local storage for chat history and settings.

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ChatMCP applications can sync data within the same local area network

Make sure you have installed uvx or npx in your system

# uvx
brew install uv

# npx
brew install node 

# uvx
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# npx (using apt)
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nodejs npm

1. Configure Your LLM API Key and Endpoint in Setting Page
2. Install MCP Server from MCP Server Page
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• stdio mcp server

• sse mcp server

ChatMCP follows platform-specific best practices for data storage:

macOS:

~/Library/Application Support/ChatMcp/

Windows:

%APPDATA%\ChatMcp\

Linux: (Follows XDG Base Directory Specification)

~/.local/share/ChatMcp/

Mobile:

• Application Documents Directory

All platforms store data in a unified directory structure:

• chatmcp.db - Main database file containing chat history and messages
• config.json - Application settings and preferences
• Other MCP server configurations and logs

To completely reset the application (delete all chat history, settings, and configurations):

macOS:

rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/ChatMcp

Windows:

rd /s /q "%APPDATA%\ChatMcp"

Linux:

rm -rf ~/.local/share/ChatMcp

ChatMCP automatically migrates your existing data when you upgrade to a newer version with unified storage locations.

The application will automatically transfer:

• ✅ Chat Database (chatmcp.db) - All your chat history and messages
• ✅ Application Settings - Your preferences and configurations
• ✅ MCP Server Configurations (mcp_server.json) - Your custom MCP server setups
• ✅ Log Files - Application logs from the logs/ directory
• ✅ Other Configuration Files - Any other settings files

Linux: From scattered directories to unified XDG-compliant location:

# FROM (old locations):
~/.local/share/run.daodao.chatmcp/  # Old config directory
~/.local/share/ChatMcp/             # Old data directory

# TO (new unified location):
~/.local/share/ChatMcp/

Windows & macOS: Migrates from any previously used application data directories to the current standardized locations.

1. Automatic Detection: On first launch after upgrade, ChatMCP scans for existing data
2. Safe Copy: Data is copied (not moved) to the new location to prevent data loss
3. Verification: The application confirms successful migration before using new data
4. User Notification: You'll see confirmation messages about migrated files

After confirming your application works correctly with migrated data, you can manually clean up old directories:

Linux:

# Clean up old directories (only after confirming migration worked):
rm -rf ~/.local/share/run.daodao.chatmcp  # Old config directory
# Note: Check if old ChatMcp directory differs from new location before removing

Windows & macOS: Old directories will be clearly identified in the migration messages for manual cleanup.

If you encounter migration issues:

1. Check Migration Status: Use the debug information in the application
2. Manual Migration: You can manually copy files if automatic migration fails
3. Reset and Reconfigure: As a last resort, you can reset application data and reconfigure

For advanced users, you can check migration status by running:

# Create and run a migration test script
dart test_migration.dart

flutter pub get
flutter run -d macos

# Install dependencies
flutter pub get

# Run Web version locally
flutter run -d chrome
# Or specify port
flutter run -d chrome --web-port 8080

# Build production version
flutter build web

# Build with base path (for deploying to subdirectory)
flutter build web --base-href /chatmcp/

# 1. Build Web version
flutter build web --base-href /chatmcp/

# 2. Push build/web directory contents to gh-pages branch
# Or use GitHub Actions for automatic deployment

After building, files will be in the build/web directory and can be deployed to any static website hosting service.

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• Chat History
• OpenAI LLM Model
• Claude LLM Model
• OLLama LLM Model
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• RAG
• Better UI Design
• Dark/Light Theme

All features are welcome to submit, you can submit your ideas or bugs in Issues

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