MCP Servers
by fist-maestro
A collection of services developed based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to support intelligent features in Cursor IDE. Currently includes a demo service and a weather service.
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What is MCP Servers?
MCP Servers is a project providing a set of services built on the Model Context Protocol, designed to enhance the functionality of the Cursor IDE. It includes example and weather services, demonstrating the architecture and capabilities of MCP-based services.
How to use MCP Servers?
To use MCP Servers, clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, and build the project with npm run build. Configure MCP in ~/.cursor/mcp.json with the correct paths and environment variables. Start the desired service using npm run start:[service name]. Refer to the README for detailed instructions and service-specific documentation.
Key features of MCP Servers
Three-layer architecture (Config, Controllers, Service)
MCP request handling
Business logic encapsulation
Real-time weather queries
Example service for learning
Use cases of MCP Servers
Providing intelligent code completion in Cursor IDE
Displaying weather information within the IDE
Demonstrating MCP service development
Extending Cursor IDE functionality with custom services
FAQ from MCP Servers
Service fails to start
Service fails to start
Check port occupancy, verify environment variable configuration, and validate the build output.
API call fails
API call fails
Check the API Key configuration, confirm network connectivity, and review the error logs.
Cursor IDE does not recognize the service
Cursor IDE does not recognize the service
Check the MCP configuration, restart Cursor IDE, and confirm the service status.
How to contribute to the project?
How to contribute to the project?
Fork the project, create a feature branch, commit changes, push to the branch, and create a Pull Request.
Where can I find detailed documentation for each service?
Where can I find detailed documentation for each service?
Refer to the service-specific README files located in the src/[service name]/readme.md path.