weather-service
by MCP-Mirror
A MCP weather server project. It provides a simple note storage system with resources, prompts, and tools.
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What is weather-service?
This is an example MCP server that implements a simple note storage system. It provides resources for accessing notes, a prompt for summarizing notes, and a tool for adding new notes.
How to use weather-service?
To use this server, you need to configure it in your Claude Desktop application. Follow the instructions in the Quickstart section of the README to add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file. You can then interact with the server's resources, prompts, and tools through the MCP protocol.
Key features of weather-service
Custom note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes
Summarize-notes prompt for creating summaries of stored notes
Add-note tool for adding new notes to the server
Integration with Claude Desktop application
Uses MCP Inspector for debugging
Use cases of weather-service
Storing and managing notes within an MCP environment
Summarizing collections of notes for quick review
Adding new notes programmatically through the add-note tool
Demonstrating the implementation of a simple MCP server
Debugging MCP server interactions using the MCP Inspector
FAQ from weather-service
How do I install the weather-service MCP server?
How do I install the weather-service MCP server?
Follow the instructions in the Quickstart section of the README to configure the server in your Claude Desktop application's claude_desktop_config.json file.
What is the purpose of the summarize-notes prompt?
What is the purpose of the summarize-notes prompt?
The summarize-notes prompt generates summaries of all stored notes, allowing you to quickly review the content of your notes.
What arguments does the add-note tool require?
What arguments does the add-note tool require?
The add-note tool requires two string arguments: name and content. These arguments specify the name and content of the new note you want to add.
How can I debug the weather-service MCP server?
How can I debug the weather-service MCP server?
The README recommends using the MCP Inspector for debugging. Follow the instructions in the Debugging section to launch the Inspector and connect to your server.
Where can I find the MCP Inspector?
Where can I find the MCP Inspector?
The MCP Inspector can be found at https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/inspector.