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weather_service

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The weather_service MCP server implements a simple note-saving system with custom URI schemes for accessing individual notes. It provides functionalities to summarize notes and add new notes to the server.

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What is weather_service?

The weather_service is an MCP server that provides a note-saving system. It allows clients to create, store, and summarize notes using a custom URI scheme.

How to use weather_service?

To use the server, configure it within the Claude Desktop application by modifying the claude_desktop_config.json file. The server exposes resources, a prompt for summarizing notes, and a tool for adding notes. Use the provided 'add-note' tool to create notes and the 'summarize-notes' prompt to generate summaries.

Key features of weather_service

  • Custom note:// URI scheme

  • Note summarization with style options

  • Add-note tool for creating new notes

  • Resource change notifications

  • Integration with MCP Inspector for debugging

Use cases of weather_service

  • Note-taking applications

  • Knowledge management systems

  • Personal information management

  • Integration with AI assistants for context enrichment

FAQ from weather_service

How do I install the weather_service?

Configure the server within the Claude Desktop application by modifying the claude_desktop_config.json file. Refer to the README for specific configuration details for development/unpublished and public servers.

How do I add a note?

Use the 'add-note' tool, providing a 'name' and 'content' as string arguments.

How do I summarize notes?

Use the 'summarize-notes' prompt, optionally specifying a 'style' argument (brief/detailed) to control the level of detail.

How do I debug the server?

It is highly recommended to use MCP Inspector for debugging. Use the provided npm command to launch the inspector.

How do I build and publish the package?

Use the 'uv sync', 'uv build', and 'uv publish' commands. Ensure that PyPI credentials are set as environment variables or command flags.