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Jason's MCP Servers

by jasondsmith72

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This repository provides setup and configuration files for various Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It includes scripts for easy installation and uninstallation of servers like puppeteer, memory, filesystem, github, weather, brave_search, fetch, and desktopCommander.

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What is Jason's MCP Servers?

This is a collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers designed to provide various functionalities such as web browser automation, knowledge graph management, file system operations, API integrations (GitHub, Weather, Brave Search), URL fetching, and desktop command execution. These servers are intended to be used as modular components within a larger system.

How to use Jason's MCP Servers?

To use these servers, first install the required dependencies (Node.js, Git, Python, Docker - optional). Then, run the provided installation script (install.sh or install.bat) to set up each server in its own directory. Configure each server by modifying the default configurations in the config directory and setting up the necessary API keys in the .env file. Finally, start each server individually.

Key features of Jason's MCP Servers

  • Easy installation and uninstallation scripts

  • Modular server structure

  • Support for various API integrations

  • Configurable server settings

  • Cross-platform support (Linux/Mac/Windows)

Use cases of Jason's MCP Servers

  • Automating web tasks

  • Managing knowledge graphs

  • Integrating with external APIs

  • Retrieving web content

  • Executing desktop commands remotely

  • Building context-aware applications

FAQ from Jason's MCP Servers

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol for communication and interaction between different software components.

What are the minimum requirements to run these servers?

Node.js (v16 or higher), Git, and Python (3.8+ for some servers).

How do I configure the API keys?

Copy the .env.template file to .env and fill in your API keys and other required credentials.

Where can I find the server code?

The server code is located in separate directories after running the installation script. Each directory contains the code for a specific server.

How do I uninstall the servers?

Run the uninstall.sh (Linux/Mac) or uninstall.bat (Windows) script to remove the MCP servers.