goose_mcp
by Jay4242
goose_mcp is an attempt to create MCP servers for the Goose framework. It follows the custom-extensions guide provided by Goose.
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What is goose_mcp?
goose_mcp is a collection of MCP (Management Control Protocol) servers designed to extend the functionality of the Goose framework. It aims to provide custom extensions as outlined in the Goose documentation.
How to use goose_mcp?
To use goose_mcp, run uv sync in each MCP directory to create a Python virtual environment. Then, add the uv run /foo/bar/path/to/mcp_server/.venv/bin/mcp_server_name command to your goose configure file. This will make the MCP server available within your Goose setup.
Key features of goose_mcp
Custom Goose extensions
Python virtual environment setup
MCP server implementation
Integration with Goose configuration
Use cases of goose_mcp
Extending Goose functionality with custom features
Implementing custom management and control protocols for Goose
Creating specialized servers for specific Goose applications
FAQ from goose_mcp
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Management Control Protocol. It is used to manage and control various aspects of a system or application.
What is Goose?
What is Goose?
Goose is a framework (likely for game development, based on the context).
How do I install the dependencies?
How do I install the dependencies?
Run uv sync in each directory to create the Python .venv environment.
How do I configure Goose to use these MCP servers?
How do I configure Goose to use these MCP servers?
Add the uv run /foo/bar/path/to/mcp_server/.venv/bin/mcp_server_name command to your goose configure file.
Where can I find more information about Goose custom extensions?
Where can I find more information about Goose custom extensions?
Refer to the custom-extensions guide provided by Goose.