What dependencies are required to run MCP-Quantum-Server?
The server uses JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and Docker as its core technologies. Installation requires `pnpm` and cloning the repository.
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Seamlessly integrating APIs, advanced AI, and intelligent automation with Github & X, this state-of-the-art MCP framework revolutionizes server & client-side functionality. 🚀 With features like AI-powered Intelligent Notifications, it predicts critical updates and delivers custo
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MCP-Quantum-Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates X (formerly Twitter) and GitHub APIs with AI-powered automation using Google Gemini. It is designed for developers and organizations seeking efficient, scalable server-side and client-side functionality with intelligent workflow management.
Clone the repository, install dependencies with pnpm install, and contact the author for necessary credentials. Navigate to the appropriate directory (for X or GitHub) and start both the development server and client using pnpm start. The system runs on a CLI in VS Code Terminal.
The server uses JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and Docker as its core technologies. Installation requires `pnpm` and cloning the repository.
Credentials are not publicly provided; you must contact the author by raising an issue on the GitHub repository.
No, contributions are not welcome. However, feedback and suggestions can be submitted via GitHub Issues.
The README does not specify transport or authentication details beyond requiring credentials obtained from the author.
The README does not describe data storage or residency. It interacts with X and GitHub APIs externally.
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