MCP Servers Ruby
by cs3b
This repository provides a collection of Machine Control Protocol (MCP) server implementations and utilities written in Ruby. It serves as a place for experimenting with MCP Servers.
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What is MCP Servers Ruby?
This is a collection of MCP (Machine Control Protocol) server implementations and utilities written in Ruby. It includes tools for operating system utilities like filesystem and clipboard operations.
How to use MCP Servers Ruby?
The repository provides a Thor-based installer script (mcp_install) for setting up MCP servers with different Claude environments (Desktop, Code, Windsurf). You need to install the prerequisites (bundle install, ffmpeg, Whisper, Ruby >= 3.0, fast-mcp gem) and then use the script with the appropriate parameters (environment, server path, base path).
Key features of MCP Servers Ruby
Filesystem operations (reading, listing, traversal, creation, modification, deletion, patching)
Clipboard operations
Installer script for different Claude environments
XML-based prompt templates
Configuration file generation and update
Use cases of MCP Servers Ruby
Automating file system tasks
Managing clipboard interactions
Integrating with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Windsurf environments
Analyzing transcripts
Comparing content
FAQ from MCP Servers Ruby
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Machine Control Protocol. It's a protocol used for controlling machines and applications.
What are the prerequisites for installing MCP servers?
What are the prerequisites for installing MCP servers?
You need to have Ruby 3.0 or later, the fast-mcp gem (1.1.0 or later), ffmpeg (for audio transcoding), and Whisper (for speech transcription) installed. Also, you need to run bundle install to install the Ruby dependencies.
How do I install an MCP server for Claude Desktop?
How do I install an MCP server for Claude Desktop?
Use the command ./mcp_install claude_desktop SERVER_PATH [BASE_PATH], replacing SERVER_PATH with the path to the server implementation and [BASE_PATH] with the base directory (defaults to the current directory).
Where are the configuration files located?
Where are the configuration files located?
The configuration files are located in different paths depending on the environment: Claude Desktop: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json, Windsurf: ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json, Claude Code: (configuration path varies).
What are the prompt templates used for?
What are the prompt templates used for?
The prompt templates are XML-based files used by the media servers for tasks such as transcript analysis and content comparison.