Performance Review Data MCP Server
by kfischer-okarin
This server provides performance review data for use with the MCP client. It requires installation and configuration, including setting environment variables and adding it to the MCP client configuration.
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What is Performance Review Data MCP Server?
This is a server designed to provide performance review data to an MCP (presumably a larger system) client. It appears to be configured to run via a 'just' command.
How to use Performance Review Data MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to install the required gems, set the necessary environment variables by copying and modifying the .env.template file, and then add the server configuration to your MCP client's configuration file, specifying the path to the Justfile and the 'run' command.
Key features of Performance Review Data MCP Server
Provides performance review data
Uses 'just' for command execution
Configurable via environment variables
Integrates with MCP client
Use cases of Performance Review Data MCP Server
Providing performance review data to an MCP system
Automating performance review data retrieval
Integrating performance review data with other systems
FAQ from Performance Review Data MCP Server
What is 'just'?
What is 'just'?
'just' is a command runner that can be used to define and execute commands.
Where do I find the MCP client configuration file?
Where do I find the MCP client configuration file?
The location of the MCP client configuration file depends on your specific MCP client setup.
What environment variables are required?
What environment variables are required?
The required environment variables are defined in the .env.template file. You need to fill in the appropriate values.
How do I update the performance review data?
How do I update the performance review data?
The method for updating the performance review data depends on the implementation within the 'just run' command. Consult the Justfile for details.
Can I use this server without 'just'?
Can I use this server without 'just'?
Technically, 'just' is optional, but the provided configuration relies on it. You would need to modify the MCP client configuration to execute the server's functionality directly.