mcp-servers-nix
by natsukium
A Nix-based configuration framework for Model Control Protocol (MCP) servers with ready-to-use packages. It offers a modular approach to configuring various MCP servers with a consistent interface.
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What is mcp-servers-nix?
mcp-servers-nix provides both MCP server packages and a Nix framework for configuring and deploying them. It enables a modular approach to managing various MCP servers with a consistent interface, leveraging Nix for reproducible builds.
How to use mcp-servers-nix?
The repository provides instructions for quick usage without installation using nix-shell or flakes, direct package installation, and using overlays to add packages to your pkgs. It also details module usage with classic approaches, npins, and flakes, including example configuration files and build commands.
Key features of mcp-servers-nix
Modular Configuration
Reproducible Builds
Pre-configured Modules
Security-focused
Use cases of mcp-servers-nix
Deploying and managing MCP servers
Creating reproducible server setups
Integrating MCP servers into NixOS configurations
Automating server configuration with Nix
FAQ from mcp-servers-nix
How do I install MCP server packages?
How do I install MCP server packages?
You can install them directly using nix-env or nix profile, or use overlays to add them to your pkgs.
How can I use modules without flakes?
How can I use modules without flakes?
You can use the classic approach by importing the repository and using mkConfig.
What is npins and how can I use it?
What is npins and how can I use it?
npins is a dependency pinning tool that allows you to guarantee reproducible builds without using flakes. You can initialize it in your project and add mcp-servers-nix as a dependency.
How do I add custom MCP servers?
How do I add custom MCP servers?
You can add your own custom MCP servers by configuring them directly in the settings.servers section.
How can I contribute new MCP servers to mcp-servers-nix?
How can I contribute new MCP servers to mcp-servers-nix?
You can extend mcp-servers-nix with new MCP servers by adding both package definitions and module configurations, following the provided structure and examples.