The Reachy Mini now supports remote tools through MCP canary Space, allowing the addition of external functionalities like weather queries. This update enhances the robot's interactivity and potential use cases without modifying the core app directly.
The Reachy Mini robot has introduced MCP canary Space for integrating remote tools, enhancing its capabilities. Users can now add new functionalities, such as real-time weather updates, using a simple command.
To add a new tool, users execute a command: `reachy-mini-conversation-app tool-spaces add pollen-robotics/reachy-mini-weather-tool`. Once added, users can interactively ask the robot questions like, "What's the weather in Paris today?"
A tool in this context refers to an action or capability the robot can perform during a conversation. These include not only voice responses but also non-verbal actions, such as movement. Tools must be enabled in a specific profile configuration, which includes files like instructions.txt and tools.txt.
Currently, tools need to be local Python codes, relying on the app's core functionality. However, the environment supports a third category of remote tools, which can be updated or shared independently, offering more flexibility for developers.
The introduction of remote tools aims to make it easier for users and developers to add capabilities without modifying the entire application. This approach encourages community sharing and innovation around the robotics platform, expanding potential applications in various domains.
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The Reachy Mini now supports remote tools through MCP canary Space, allowing the addition of external functionalities like weather queries. This update enhances the robot's interactivity and potential use cases without modifying the core app directly.