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Bishop MCP

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Bishop MCP is an advanced, enterprise-grade Master Control Program for efficient app building, deployment, and management in Cursor IDE. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for managing your development workflow, from build automation to deployment orchestration.

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What is Bishop MCP?

Bishop MCP is a Master Control Program designed to streamline app building, deployment, and management. It offers features like build automation, deployment orchestration, user management, real-time monitoring, and security features.

How to use Bishop MCP?

To use Bishop MCP, clone the repository, install dependencies, configure environment variables, set up the database, and start the server. Docker deployment is also supported. API documentation is provided for interacting with various functionalities such as authentication, app management, builds, deployments, and environments.

Key features of Bishop MCP

  • Advanced Build System

  • Deployment Orchestration

  • User Management

  • Real-time Monitoring

  • Security

  • Logging and Analytics

  • Integration Capabilities

  • Monitoring and Metrics

Use cases of Bishop MCP

  • Managing development workflows

  • Automating build processes

  • Orchestrating deployments across multiple environments

  • Monitoring application health and performance

  • Securing applications with role-based access control

FAQ from Bishop MCP

What are the prerequisites for running Bishop MCP?

Node.js (v18 or higher), PostgreSQL (v13 or higher), Redis (v6 or higher), and Docker (optional).

How do I deploy Bishop MCP using Docker?

Build the Docker image using npm run docker:build and run the container using npm run docker:run.

How do I access the metrics dashboard?

Access the metrics dashboard at http://localhost:9090/metrics after configuring Prometheus.

What kind of authentication is used?

JWT-based authentication with role-based access control.

How do I contribute to the project?

Fork the repository, create your feature branch, commit your changes, push to the branch, and create a Pull Request.