esa-mcp-server
by MCP-Mirror
esa-mcp-server is a server that allows you to use the esa.io API via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides an interface to search and retrieve articles from esa.io.
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What is esa-mcp-server?
This server acts as a bridge between esa.io and tools that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows these tools to access and utilize data from esa.io, specifically articles and their content.
How to use esa-mcp-server?
To use this server, you need to configure your tool with the provided configuration file, including the command to run the server and the necessary environment variables (ESA_API_KEY and DEFAULT_ESA_TEAM). Then, you can use the available tools like search_esa_posts, read_esa_post, and read_esa_multiple_posts with their respective parameters.
Key features of esa-mcp-server
esa.io article search
Single article retrieval
Multiple article retrieval
MCP compliant interface
Use cases of esa-mcp-server
Integrating esa.io data into AI models
Building tools that leverage esa.io content
Automating workflows that involve esa.io articles
Searching for specific information within esa.io posts
Retrieving specific articles for processing or analysis
FAQ from esa-mcp-server
What is ESA_API_KEY?
What is ESA_API_KEY?
It is your personal API key for accessing the esa.io API. You can find it in your esa.io settings.
What is DEFAULT_ESA_TEAM?
What is DEFAULT_ESA_TEAM?
It is the name of your esa.io team. It is used as the default team if no team name is specified in the API calls.
Why doesn't search_esa_posts return the article body?
Why doesn't search_esa_posts return the article body?
Returning the full body of all search results could consume a large number of tokens, especially for large teams. To avoid this, only metadata is returned.
How do I contribute to this project?
How do I contribute to this project?
Contributions are welcome. Please refer to the contribution guidelines (if any) or submit a pull request.
Where can I find the official esa API v1 documentation?
Where can I find the official esa API v1 documentation?
You can find it at https://docs.esa.io/posts/102