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FindRepo MCP Server

@gnosis23

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Category

Other

License

MIT license

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Author

gnosis23

About FindRepo MCP Server

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Overview

What is FindRepo MCP Server?

A MCP server application for analyzing code repositories. It provides a prompt to fetch today's GitHub trends.

How to use FindRepo MCP Server?

Install by cloning the repository, running pnpm install and pnpm run build, then add the server to your MCP configuration with the command node /absolute/path/to/findrepo-mcp-remote/build/index.js. Use the prompt Get today's github trends to retrieve trending repositories.

Key features of FindRepo MCP Server

  • Repository analysis
  • Fetch today's GitHub trends

Use cases of FindRepo MCP Server

  • Quickly discover trending GitHub repositories for the day
  • Analyze code repository structure or metadata

Frequently asked questions

1

What license does FindRepo MCP Server use?

It is licensed under the MIT License.

2

How do I install FindRepo MCP Server?

Clone the repository, then run `pnpm install` and `pnpm run build` to compile the server.

3

How do I run FindRepo MCP Server?

Add the server to your MCP configuration using the command `node /absolute/path/to/findrepo-mcp-remote/build/index.js`.

4

What prompt is available with FindRepo MCP Server?

The server supports the prompt `Get today's github trends`.

5

What are the runtime requirements for FindRepo MCP Server?

Node.js and pnpm are required for installation and execution.

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