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MCP Server

by tct-danny

This repository contains tools and server components related to the MCP project. It provides functionalities for AI code generation, cryptocurrency detail fetching, and GitHub API interaction.

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What is MCP Server?

The MCP Server is a collection of tools and components designed to support the MCP project. It includes functionalities ranging from AI code generation rule management to cryptocurrency data retrieval and GitHub repository management.

How to use MCP Server?

To use the components, follow the setup instructions in the README, which typically involves installing dependencies. Specific usage instructions for each tool (e.g., fetch_crypto_detail, control_github) are provided within their respective directories or README files. Example commands are provided for reference.

Key features of MCP Server

  • Cursor Rules for AI code generation

  • Fetch Crypto Detail tool

  • GitHub Control component for API interaction

  • Repository management

Use cases of MCP Server

  • Automating GitHub repository creation and management

  • Fetching real-time cryptocurrency data

  • Implementing AI code generation workflows

  • Managing AI code generation rules

FAQ from MCP Server

What is the purpose of the Cursor Rules?

The Cursor Rules define the guidelines and constraints for AI code generation within the MCP project.

How do I fetch cryptocurrency details?

Use the fetch_crypto_detail script with the appropriate symbol flag (e.g., node fetch_crypto_detail/index.js --symbol bitcoin).

What can I do with the GitHub Control component?

The GitHub Control component allows you to interact with the GitHub API, enabling actions like creating repositories, managing branches, and handling pull requests.

Where can I find more detailed instructions for the GitHub Control component?

See the control_github/README.md file for detailed information and usage examples.

How do I contribute to the MCP Server?

Contribution guidelines are not explicitly mentioned in the provided README content. Please contact the author or check the repository for contribution instructions.