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Developer MCP Server

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The Developer MCP Server is a context management system for software development teams. It maintains persistent context across coding sessions, ensuring you never lose track of your project's structure, dependencies, and progress.

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What is Developer MCP Server?

The Developer MCP Server is a system that maintains a persistent context across software development sessions. It tracks components, issues, tasks, dependencies, and decisions to provide a comprehensive view of the project's state.

How to use Developer MCP Server?

The server can be used with tools like Claude Desktop by configuring it with the appropriate command and arguments. It provides tools to start and end sessions, load context, build and delete context, and perform advanced queries. Example prompts are provided for starting sessions, loading context, recording session progress, and managing the knowledge graph.

Key features of Developer MCP Server

  • Persistent Development Context

  • Session Management

  • Dependency Tracking

  • Project Status Insights

Use cases of Developer MCP Server

  • Context Continuity

  • Onboarding New Team Members

  • Session Recording

  • Architectural Decision Context

FAQ from Developer MCP Server

What types of entities does the server recognize?

The server recognizes entities such as Project, Component, Feature, Issue, Task, Developer, Technology, Decision, Milestone, Environment, Documentation, and Requirement.

What kind of relationships does the server model?

The server models relationships such as depends_on, implements, assigned_to, blocked_by, uses, part_of, contains, works_on, related_to, affects, resolves, created_by, documented_in, decided_in, required_by, has_status, depends_on_milestone, precedes, reviews, and tested_in.

How can I customize the data storage location?

You can customize the data storage location using the MEMORY_FILE_PATH and SESSIONS_FILE_PATH environment variables.

What tools are available in the server?

The server provides tools such as startsession, loadcontext, endsession, buildcontext, deletecontext, and advancedcontext.

How do I configure the server to work with Claude Desktop?

You can configure Claude Desktop by adding a configuration block for the 'developer' server in the claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command and arguments to run the server.