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times_esa_mcp_server

by syou6162

This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for creating and managing daily reports and posts on the esa.io service from within VS Code. It aims to improve developer efficiency and documentation quality by seamlessly posting daily reports to esa.io.

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What is times_esa_mcp_server?

times_esa_mcp_server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows developers to create and manage daily reports on the esa.io service directly from within VS Code. It integrates with the VS Code Copilot Agent to enable seamless note-taking and documentation without leaving the development environment.

How to use times_esa_mcp_server?

  1. Install the server using go install github.com/syou6162/times_esa_mcp_server. 2. Set the ESA_TEAM_NAME and ESA_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variables. Ensure the access token has both read and write permissions. 3. Configure VS Code by adding the server settings to your settings.json file, specifying the command path and environment variables. 4. Use the #times-esa command within VS Code to post daily reports to esa.io.

Key features of times_esa_mcp_server

  • Daily report posting to esa.io using the #times-esa command.

  • Automatic categorization of daily reports in the '日報/YYYY/MM/DD' format.

  • Automatic addition of the current time (HH:MM) to the post content.

  • Appending to existing daily reports if one already exists for the same day.

  • Debounce functionality to prevent duplicate posts based on text similarity.

Use cases of times_esa_mcp_server

  • Quickly jotting down ideas and notes during development without switching applications.

  • Creating and updating daily reports on esa.io directly from VS Code.

  • Maintaining a consistent documentation workflow within the development environment.

  • Improving team communication and knowledge sharing through easy access to daily reports.

FAQ from times_esa_mcp_server

What is esa.io?

esa.io is a knowledge sharing and collaboration platform.

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol for communication between VS Code and external servers.

Do I need a special esa.io account?

You need an esa.io account with an access token that has both read and write permissions.

What happens if a daily report already exists for the current day?

The new content will be appended to the top of the existing daily report.

How does the duplicate post prevention work?

The server uses text similarity to detect and prevent duplicate posts.