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Install the Mintlify CLI (`npm i -g mintlify`) and run `mintlify dev` at the root of this repository.
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The definitive resource for Model Control Protocol (MCP) - Opinionated. Curated. Verified.
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MCPVerified is a trusted guide to the Model Control Protocol (MCP) ecosystem. It provides opinionated, carefully curated recommendations and documentation for developers building MCP applications, backed by real-world experience and core values such as TypeScript-first, security, performance, and developer experience.
To preview the documentation locally, install the Mintlify CLI with npm i -g mintlify and run mintlify dev at the root of the repository. If issues arise, run mintlify install to reinstall dependencies.
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Install the Mintlify CLI (`npm i -g mintlify`) and run `mintlify dev` at the root of this repository.
Fork the repository, create a new branch, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Ensure contributions align with the core values and maintain high quality.
English (default) and Japanese (日本語).
Run `mintlify install` to reinstall dependencies.
Make sure you are running in a folder that contains `docs.json`.
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