gameanalytics-server MCP Server

What is gameanalytics-server?

gameanalytics-server is a TypeScript-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that implements a simple notes system. It demonstrates core MCP concepts by providing resources for text notes, tools for creating notes, and prompts for generating summaries.

How to use gameanalytics-server?

Install dependencies with npm install, then build the server with npm run build (or npm run watch for auto-rebuild during development). To use with Claude Desktop, add a server configuration entry to the Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json), pointing to the built index.js file. For debugging, run npm run inspector to launch the MCP Inspector.

Key features of gameanalytics-server

• Resources: list and access notes via note:// URIs
• Each note has a title, content, and metadata
• Plain text mime type for simple content access
• create_note tool to create new text notes
• summarize_notes prompt to generate a summary
• Built with TypeScript and MCP SDK

Use cases of gameanalytics-server

• Manage a collection of text notes through MCP resources
• Create new notes programmatically using the provided tool
• Generate structured summaries of all notes via the summarize prompt
• Demonstrate MCP resource, tool, and prompt patterns in a simple system

FAQ from gameanalytics-server

What does gameanalytics-server do?

It is a simple notes management system that uses MCP to expose notes as resources, provides a tool to create new notes, and offers a prompt to generate summaries of all stored notes.

What tools and resources are available?

The server has one resource type for notes (accessed via note:// URIs) and one tool: create_note, which requires a title and content as parameters.

How do I install and configure it?

Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, and add the server to your Claude Desktop configuration file under mcpServers. The command should point to the built index.js file.

How can I debug the server?

Use the MCP Inspector by running npm run inspector. This provides a URL for debugging tools in your browser.

What are the runtime requirements?

The server runs on Node.js and requires TypeScript to be compiled. The README does not specify a minimum Node version or additional dependencies beyond those installed via npm.