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minium-mcp-server

by roy2an

This server appears to be related to the Model Context Protocol and is likely used for inspecting and running a minium-mcp-server instance. The provided command suggests it's executed using npx and involves a directory path.

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What is minium-mcp-server?

Based on the information provided, this is likely a server application named 'minium-mcp-server' that integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It seems to be used for inspecting and running instances of the server.

How to use minium-mcp-server?

To use this server, you would execute the following command in your terminal: npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv --directory /Users/roy.yan/Documents/3.Roy/python/minium_mcp_server/sse run minium-mcp-server. Ensure you have Node.js and npm (or yarn) installed.

Key features of minium-mcp-server

  • Integration with Model Context Protocol

  • Server execution

  • Inspection capabilities

  • Directory-based execution

Use cases of minium-mcp-server

  • Debugging and testing MCP-related applications

  • Running minium-mcp-server instances

  • Inspecting server state and behavior

  • Development workflows involving MCP

FAQ from minium-mcp-server

What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

The README does not provide information on MCP. Further research is needed.

What is the purpose of the inspector tool?

The inspector tool is part of the @modelcontextprotocol package and likely provides debugging and inspection capabilities for MCP-related applications.

What does the uv command do?

The uv command is likely a subcommand of the inspector tool and might be responsible for running or managing the server.

Is Node.js required to run this server?

Yes, Node.js and npm (or yarn) are required as the command uses npx.

What is the significance of the directory path?

The directory path likely specifies the location where the server's configuration files or other resources are located.