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MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System

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About MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System

POC for tracking MCP server tool usage with Kestra

#garden-management#mcp#telemetry

MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System config

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Overview

What is MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for tracking and managing permaculture garden beds, built with TypeScript and PostgreSQL. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for managing garden beds, plants, observations, and harvests through structured MCP interactions.

How to use MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System?

Install Node.js, PostgreSQL, and the Kestra CLI. Create a .env file with DATABASE_URL (Neon PostgreSQL) and MOMENTO_TOKEN, then install dependencies.

Key features of MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System

  • Garden bed management with metadata and updates
  • Plant management with planting dates and species
  • Observation logging for moisture, pests, and health
  • Harvest tracking with quantities and dates
  • Automatic telemetry for tool usage and performance

Use cases of MCP Heuristics - Garden Management System

  • Manage multiple garden beds and their plant inventories
  • Log daily observations of bed conditions for analysis
  • Track harvest yields over time for planning
  • Automate garden workflows with Kestra integration
  • Monitor system performance via telemetry metrics

Frequently asked questions

1

What runtime and database does the server require?

Node.js and PostgreSQL (via Neon Database) are required. The server also uses Momento Cache and Kestra for workflow automation.

2

How are garden beds and plants stored?

All data is stored in a PostgreSQL database configured through the `DATABASE_URL` environment variable.

3

Does the server support authentication?

— (Not mentioned in the README.)

4

What is the telemetry feature?

Automatic tracking of tool usage, performance metrics, and success/failure monitoring is built into the server.

5

Are there any known limitations?

— (Not mentioned in the README.)

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