Model-Context-Protocol Servers
by adi2355
This repository contains a collection of specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers designed for various use cases. These servers provide functionalities ranging from data scraping and code analysis to AI model access and JSON manipulation.
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What is Model-Context-Protocol Servers?
This repository provides a set of MCP servers, each offering unique capabilities. These include a Leafly cannabis strain data scraper, a Python codebase analyzer, a DeepSeek AI model interface, and a JSON data manipulation server.
How to use Model-Context-Protocol Servers?
Each server has its own installation and usage instructions. Generally, you'll need to install dependencies, configure environment variables (if required), and then start the server. Specific API endpoints and tools are provided for each server to perform its intended functions.
Key features of Model-Context-Protocol Servers
Specialized MCP servers for different tasks
Data scraping from Leafly.com
Code analysis and file system access
Access to DeepSeek AI models
Advanced JSON querying and manipulation
Use cases of Model-Context-Protocol Servers
Extracting cannabis strain data from Leafly
Analyzing and navigating Python codebases
Generating text and summarizing documents using DeepSeek AI
Querying and manipulating JSON data
Automating tasks with a standardized protocol
FAQ from Model-Context-Protocol Servers
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server provides a standardized way to interact with different tools and functionalities.
Do I need an API key for the Leafly scraper?
Do I need an API key for the Leafly scraper?
Yes, a valid Firecrawl API key is required to use the Leafly scraper.
What programming languages are used?
What programming languages are used?
Node.js and Python are used for the different servers.
How do I install the dependencies?
How do I install the dependencies?
Use npm install for Node.js projects and pip install for Python projects.
Where can I find more information about the available tools?
Where can I find more information about the available tools?
Each server's section in this README provides details on the available tools and their usage.