Overview
What is MCP Weather & DigitalOcean?
MCP Weather & DigitalOcean is a collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for use with Cursor, providing tools to access US National Weather Service data and manage static websites on DigitalOcean App Platform.
How to use MCP Weather & DigitalOcean?
Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, then run the Weather server with node build/index.js or the DigitalOcean server with node build/index.js digitalocean. Integrate with Cursor by adding entries to .cursor/mcp.json with the appropriate command and arguments.
Key features of MCP Weather & DigitalOcean
- Weather alerts and forecasts from National Weather Service
- Deploy static websites to DigitalOcean App Platform
- Retrieve app info, deployment status, and logs
- Create, list, and manage deployments
- Delete apps from DigitalOcean
- Flexible DigitalOcean API token configuration
Use cases of MCP Weather & DigitalOcean
- Get weather alerts for a US state
- Get weather forecast for specific coordinates
- Deploy a static website from a GitHub repository to DigitalOcean
- Monitor deployment status and logs
- Manage DigitalOcean App Platform apps programmatically
FAQ from MCP Weather & DigitalOcean
How are DigitalOcean API tokens handled?
The server automatically searches for the token in (1) the tool call parameter, (2) environment variables DO_API_TOKEN or DIGITALOCEAN_API_TOKEN, (3) file ~/.dotoken, (4) a .env file, or (5) ~/.config/digitalocean/token.
What are the system requirements?
Node.js and npm are required; install dependencies with npm install and build with npm run build.
Is authentication required for the Weather server?
No, the Weather server uses the public National Weather Service API without authentication.
How do I integrate with Cursor?
Add entries to .cursor/mcp.json with the command "node" and arguments pointing to the built index.js, optionally with "digitalocean" for the DigitalOcean server.
What data sources does this use?
The Weather server uses the National Weather Service API; the DigitalOcean server uses the DigitalOcean API with a user-provided token.
