MCP Server
by alexsmirnov
The MCP server exposes customizable prompt templates, resources, and tools for use with continue.dev. It utilizes FastMCP to run as a server application and is managed by the uv tool.
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What is MCP Server?
The MCP server is a Python-based server that provides a set of tools and resources to enhance the functionality of the continue.dev development environment. It allows users to customize prompt templates, access various resources, and utilize helpful tools within their development workflow.
How to use MCP Server?
The server is managed by the uv tool for dependencies, building, and running. Prompts are created from markdown files in the 'prompts' folder, with templating support for variable names. Resources are accessed by name, and tools are invoked as needed within the continue.dev environment.
Key features of MCP Server
Customizable prompt templates
Access to various resources (URL content, documentation, project structure)
Integration with web search (Serper, Perplexity.io)
Tools for finding missed tests and running unit tests
Managed by uv tool for easy setup and execution
Use cases of MCP Server
Reviewing code generated by LLMs
Checking code for readability and adherence to Clean Code principles
Brainstorming ideas with conversational LLMs
Generating tests from specifications (TDD)
Drafting detailed blueprints for project development
FAQ from MCP Server
What is the purpose of the MCP server?
What is the purpose of the MCP server?
The MCP server enhances the functionality of continue.dev by providing customizable prompts, resources, and tools.
How are prompts defined?
How are prompts defined?
Prompts are created from markdown files located in the 'prompts' folder.
What kind of resources are available?
What kind of resources are available?
The server provides access to URL content, documentation (e.g., libraries), and project structure information.
Which web search tools are integrated?
Which web search tools are integrated?
The server integrates with Serper and Perplexity.io for web search functionality.
How are dependencies managed?
How are dependencies managed?
The uv tool is used to manage dependencies, build, and run the server.