mcp-servers
by madisonbullard
A monorepo containing a TUI to aid in the installation of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It also contains MCP servers for various use cases, all installed via the TUI.
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What is mcp-servers?
This monorepo provides a TUI for easy installation of MCP servers and includes several ready-to-use MCP servers for applications like Shortcut, Notion, and Coderabbit. It also provides API clients for interacting with these services.
How to use mcp-servers?
Use the provided TUI (@madisonbullard/mcp-server-tui) to install MCP servers for your desired applications. Alternatively, use the provided CLI tools for specific servers (e.g., @madisonbullard/shortcut-mcp-server-installer). Development instructions are provided for building and running the servers and CLIs.
Key features of mcp-servers
TUI for easy MCP server installation
Pre-built MCP servers for Shortcut, Notion, and Coderabbit
CLI tools for specific server installations
API clients for interacting with Shortcut, Notion, and Coderabbit
Development environment setup instructions
Use cases of mcp-servers
Integrating Shortcut with MCP-compatible applications
Integrating Notion with MCP-compatible applications
Integrating Coderabbit with MCP-compatible applications
Developing and deploying custom MCP servers
FAQ from mcp-servers
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol for connecting applications and sharing context.
How do I install an MCP server?
How do I install an MCP server?
Use the provided TUI or CLI tools.
What applications are supported?
What applications are supported?
Currently, Shortcut, Notion, and Coderabbit are supported with pre-built servers.
Can I create my own MCP server?
Can I create my own MCP server?
Yes, the monorepo provides a foundation for developing and deploying custom MCP servers.
How do I contribute to the project?
How do I contribute to the project?
Ensure bun typecheck and bun check pass. You can run bun fix to format the code.