What dependencies does this server require?
It requires a Rust runtime and uses the `cargo_metadata`, `mcp-attr`, `tokio`, and `serde` crates.
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Cargo Metadata MCP Server implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes metadata from Cargo (Rust) projects. It provides tools to retrieve package information, dependencies, build targets, workspace details, and feature flags. This tool is for developers working with Rust projects who want to inspect Cargo metadata programmatically via MCP clients.
Build the server with cargo build --release, then run it with cargo run or directly execute ./target/release/mcp-attr-example-cargo-metadata. To integrate with MCP clients like Claude Desktop, add the server configuration to the client settings JSON, specifying the command path to the binary.
It requires a Rust runtime and uses the `cargo_metadata`, `mcp-attr`, `tokio`, and `serde` crates.
Add an entry to the MCP client configuration JSON with the command field pointing to the server binary (e.g., `"command": "path/to/mcp-attr-example-cargo-metadata"`).
Yes, each tool accepts an optional `manifest_path` parameter. If omitted, the current directory’s Cargo.toml is used.
The project is licensed under MIT or Apache-2.0.
It exposes six tools: `get_metadata`, `get_package_info`, `get_dependencies`, `get_targets`, `get_workspace_info`, and `get_features`.

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