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MCP Continuity Server

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A simplified MCP server for managing continuity and state in projects, based on the MCP Continuity Tool. This version is compatible with MCP SDK version 1.7.0.

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What is MCP Continuity Server?

The MCP Continuity Server is a tool designed to manage project state and continuity between sessions, particularly within the Claude Desktop environment. It provides a simplified and compatible version of the MCP Continuity Tool, focusing on essential functionalities for seamless development workflows.

How to use MCP Continuity Server?

The server can be installed globally via npm or used directly with npx. Configuration within Claude Desktop involves adding a 'continuity' entry in the claude_desktop_config.json file. Alternatively, the server can be run from the source code after cloning the repository and installing dependencies. A web interface is also available by running the server in web mode.

Key features of MCP Continuity Server

  • Project state management between Claude Desktop sessions

  • Compatibility with MCP SDK 1.7.0

  • Web interface for state visualization and management

  • Repository analysis for insights

  • Optimized continuity prompt generation

Use cases of MCP Continuity Server

  • Maintaining project context across multiple development sessions

  • Analyzing repository structure to understand project components

  • Generating prompts to guide development continuity

  • Visualizing and managing project state through a web interface

FAQ from MCP Continuity Server

What is the purpose of the MCP Continuity Server?

It helps manage project state and continuity, ensuring a smooth development workflow across multiple sessions.

Which MCP SDK version is supported?

This version is compatible with MCP SDK version 1.7.0.

How do I install the server?

You can install it globally using npm or use it directly with npx.

How do I configure it with Claude Desktop?

Add a 'continuity' entry in your claude_desktop_config.json file.

Is there a web interface?

Yes, you can run the server in web mode to access a web interface for visualizing and managing project state.