mcp-server
@princefishthrower
Custom MCP for fun and profit!
Overview
What is mcp-server?
A custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides tools for managing repositories, issuing terminal commands, running tests, and generating solve prompts tailored for a full stack med tech software engineer.
How to use mcp-server?
Install dependencies with npm install, then build with npm run build. Configure the server in your Claude desktop configuration by specifying the node command, the path to build/index.js, and the required --environment argument (e.g., fullstackcraft).
Key features of mcp-server
generate_solve_prompt– returns a workflow string for med tech engineersissue_terminal_command– issues commands and parses stdout/stderrlist_repo_locations– searches repo locations by keyword with Levenshtein distancerun_test_for_repo– runsdotnet teston a given repository (Windows)get_full_codebase– under development (issues with underlying grimorie command)
Use cases of mcp-server
- Quick terminal command execution with output parsing
- Locating and running tests in a .NET project on Windows
- Searching for repository paths by fuzzy name matching
- Generating a step‑by‑step solve workflow for a med tech software problem
FAQ from mcp-server
What is mcp-server?
It is a custom MCP server that provides several tools for managing code repositories, running commands, and generating solve prompts.
What tools does mcp-server provide?
It includes generate_solve_prompt, issue_terminal_command, list_repo_locations, run_test_for_repo, and get_full_codebase (the last is still under development).
How do I configure mcp-server in Claude Desktop?
Add an entry to your MCP servers configuration with command node, args including the path to build/index.js and --environment <name>, for example --environment fullstackcraft.
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js and npm. After installing dependencies and building, the server is run via Node.
Is the get_full_codebase tool ready to use?
No, it is currently under development due to an issue with the underlying grimiore command.