MarecoX MCP Servers

What is MarecoX MCP Servers?

MarecoX MCP Servers is an automated installation script for multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It streamlines installing and configuring Google Calendar, Evolution API, and Instagram MCP servers on Debian/Ubuntu systems with root access.

How to use MarecoX MCP Servers?

Run the install script in one step: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarecoX/mcp_servers/main/install.sh | sudo bash. Or download it separately and execute with sudo bash install.sh. The script presents a menu to choose which MCP server to set up. Before running, you must have valid API credentials for the chosen server.

Key features of MarecoX MCP Servers

• Automated installation of multiple MCP servers from a single script
• Menu-driven selection: Google Calendar, Evolution API, or Instagram MCP
• Google Calendar MCP: create, search, and delete events
• Evolution API MCP: send messages, manage groups and media
• Instagram MCP: publish posts, reels, stories, manage comments and profiles
• Handles system dependencies (Node.js) and environment configuration

Use cases of MarecoX MCP Servers

• Setting up a Google Calendar MCP to automate event scheduling and retrieval
• Deploying an Evolution API MCP for WhatsApp messaging and group management
• Installing an Instagram MCP to manage media posts, comments, and profile updates
• Quickly provisioning MCP integrations on new Debian/Ubuntu servers

FAQ from MarecoX MCP Servers

What operating systems are supported?

Debian/Ubuntu distributions are required.

What credentials are needed for each MCP server?

Google Calendar requires GOOGLE_CALENDAR_ID, GOOGLE_CLIENT_EMAIL, and GOOGLE_PRIVATE_KEY. Evolution API needs EVOLUTION_INSTANCIA, EVOLUTION_APIKEY, and EVOLUTION_API_BASE. Instagram API needs INSTAGRAM_USER_ID, INSTAGRAM_ACCESS_TOKEN, and INSTAGRAM_TOKEN.

Does the script install the MCP servers in separate locations?

Yes. For example, the Instagram MCP is installed in /opt/mcp_instagram.

How can I get support or report issues?

Open an issue on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/MarecoX/mcp_servers/issues

Does MarecoX MCP Servers require root access?

Yes, the script must be run with root privileges (sudo).