Model Context Protocol Servers
by simonwong
MCP Servers provide access to various services through a common protocol. Currently, it includes a GitLab API server for project management.
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What is Model Context Protocol Servers?
MCP Servers are implementations of the Model Context Protocol, offering standardized access to different services. This repository currently features a server for interacting with the GitLab API.
How to use Model Context Protocol Servers?
Refer to the individual server documentation (e.g., ./src/gitlab) for specific instructions on configuration and usage. You'll likely need to configure API keys and endpoints.
Key features of Model Context Protocol Servers
Standardized API access via MCP
GitLab API integration
Project management capabilities
Extensible architecture for adding more services
Use cases of Model Context Protocol Servers
Automating GitLab project management tasks
Integrating GitLab data into other applications
Building custom dashboards and reports
Creating workflows that span multiple services
FAQ from Model Context Protocol Servers
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is a standardized way to access different services.
How do I add a new server?
How do I add a new server?
You would need to implement the MCP interface for the desired service.
What GitLab API features are supported?
What GitLab API features are supported?
Refer to the GitLab server documentation for details on supported features.
Are there any dependencies?
Are there any dependencies?
Check the individual server's documentation for specific dependencies.
How do I contribute?
How do I contribute?
Please refer to the repository's contributing guidelines (if available).