Mcp Naver Weather

What is Mcp Naver Weather?

Mcp Naver Weather is a lightweight MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that fetches real-time weather data from Naver and sends it to Claude Desktop via a local folder. It is intended for use with Claude’s MCP desktop feature.

How to use Mcp Naver Weather?

Download or clone the repository, set up a uv virtual environment (manually with uv venv and pip install -r requirements.txt, or by running setup.bat on Windows), then configure Claude Desktop by copying the content of weather_config.json into your claude_desktop_config.json file — replacing the placeholder path with your actual project path. Finally, launch Claude Desktop; it will automatically detect and connect to the configured MCP tool.

Key features of Mcp Naver Weather

• Fetches real‑time weather from Naver
• Minimal setup using uv
• Integrates with Claude Desktop via MCP
• Windows‑friendly setup script included
• Easy configuration via weather_config.json

Use cases of Mcp Naver Weather

• Ask Claude “What’s the weather in Seoul?” and get live Naver data
• Retrieve weather information without leaving Claude Desktop conversations
• Integrate real‑time weather into custom Claude workflows

FAQ from Mcp Naver Weather

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol; this server implements an MCP client for Claude Desktop.

What data source does Mcp Naver Weather use?

It crawls real‑time weather information from Naver.

What are the system requirements?

Claude Desktop must be installed. The server also requires Python and uv; a setup script is provided for Windows users.

How do I configure the project path in weather_config.json?

Open weather_config.json, locate the placeholder "D:\\PLACEHOLDER\\naver-weather", and replace it with your actual local project folder path.