MCP Server Make
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MCP Server Make is a Model Context Protocol server that provides make functionality. It enables LLMs to execute make targets from a Makefile in a safe, controlled way.
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What is MCP Server Make?
MCP Server Make exposes make functionality through the Model Context Protocol, allowing LLMs to run make targets safely, understand build processes, and help with development tasks.
How to use MCP Server Make?
Install using uv pip install mcp-server-make or pip install mcp-server-make. Configure the server with the path to your Makefile and working directory, then integrate it with your LLM's MCP client configuration.
Key features of MCP Server Make
Safe execution of make targets
Output capture
Working directory context management
Error handling
Integration with LLMs via MCP
Use cases of MCP Server Make
Automated testing and code formatting
Dependency updates and release automation
Project status tracking
LLM-driven development workflows
FAQ from MCP Server Make
Makefile not found?
Makefile not found?
Verify the --make-path points to a valid Makefile.
Working directory error?
Working directory error?
Ensure --working-dir exists and is accessible.
Tool execution failed?
Tool execution failed?
Check make target exists and command succeeds.
Permission denied?
Permission denied?
Verify file and directory permissions.
How do I configure it for Claude?
How do I configure it for Claude?
Add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command and arguments for running the server.