What runtime is required?
Node.js 20.x, 21.x, or 22.x (as per the CI configuration).
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TypeScript MCP server for managing workspace databases with filesystem integration
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WIP: Caution!!! AI code and probably wrong in many ways though it "runs". is a TypeScript MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for managing workspace databases with filesystem integration. It provides SQLite database management, automatic database discovery, real‑time filesystem monitoring, and cross‑database operations.
Install dependencies with npm install, build TypeScript with npm run build, initialize the core database with npm run init-db, and start the server with npm start. For development use npm run dev. Configuration can be provided via a WorkspaceConfig object that accepts watchPaths, pollInterval, and database options.
Node.js 20.x, 21.x, or 22.x (as per the CI configuration).
Pass a `WorkspaceConfig` object to `WorkspaceDBManager` with `watchPaths` (required), optional `pollInterval`, and `database.verbose`.
The server emits `database-added`, `database-changed`, `database-removed`, `error`, and `initialized` events.
Use `npm test` or `npm test -- --coverage` for coverage reports.
The README explicitly states “WIP: Caution!!! AI code and probably wrong in many ways though it ‘runs’.” It is a work‑in‑progress and may not be fully reliable.

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