Mcp Weather Service Server

What is Mcp Weather Service Server?

Mcp Weather Service Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that implements a simple note storage system. It provides resources, prompts, and tools for managing notes, and is intended for use with MCP clients like Claude Desktop.

How to use Mcp Weather Service Server?

Install and configure the server in your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) by adding an entry to the client’s configuration file. For development, use uv with a local directory; for public use, use uvx with the package name. The server exposes a note resource, a summarize-notes prompt, and an add-note tool.

Key features of Mcp Weather Service Server

• Custom note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes
• Each note resource has name, description, and text/plain MIME type
• summarize-notes prompt with optional style argument (brief/detailed)
• add-note tool that accepts name and content strings
• Server state updates and resource change notifications to clients

Use cases of Mcp Weather Service Server

• Saving quick notes during a conversation with an MCP client
• Summarizing all stored notes with a configurable level of detail
• Adding new notes programmatically via the add-note tool
• Integrating note-taking capabilities into AI-assisted workflows

FAQ from Mcp Weather Service Server

What resources does Mcp Weather Service Server provide?

It provides note resources accessible via the note:// URI scheme. Each note has a name, description, and text/plain MIME type.

What tools are available?

The server implements one tool: add-note, which requires name and content as string arguments. It updates the server state and notifies the client of resource changes.

How do I install Mcp Weather Service Server?

For Claude Desktop, add a configuration entry to claude_desktop_config.json. For development, use uv --directory <path> run weather_service. For public use, use uvx weather_service.

What are the runtime dependencies?

The server is built with Python and uses uv for package management. It requires uv to be installed. For debugging, the MCP Inspector (via npx) is recommended.

How do I build and publish the server?

Run uv sync to sync dependencies, then uv build to create distributions in dist/. Publish to PyPI with uv publish, setting credentials via token or username/password environment variables.