What services are included in MCP Servers?
The repository contains a Linear service and a Weather service.
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MCP Servers is a repository of microservices for the Mission Control Platform (MCP). It currently includes a Linear service for managing tasks and projects via the Linear API, and a Weather service for retrieving weather data and alerts.
To use a service, navigate to its directory, install dependencies with npm install, and start the service with npm start. Each service requires specific environment variables; refer to the .env.example files in each service directory.
The repository contains a Linear service and a Weather service.
Navigate to the service directory, run `npm install`, then `npm start`.
Each service needs specific variables; check the `.env.example` file in its directory.
Each service has its own README file inside its directory.
MCP stands for Mission Control Platform, but further details about the platform are not provided in this README.
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