How do I install Reference?
Install `uv` first (curl for Linux/macOS, iwr for Windows PowerShell), then run `uv run mcp install .\main.py` from the repository folder.
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Reference is an MCP server defined by the linked GitHub repository (techwithtim/PythonMCPServer) and demonstrated in a YouTube video. It is intended as a Python-based reference MCP server that can be registered with local MCP clients.
Install uv using the provided command for your OS. Then, from the repository directory, run uv run mcp install .\main.py to register the script as a local MCP server. After registration, restart Claude Desktop if using it as the client.
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Install `uv` first (curl for Linux/macOS, iwr for Windows PowerShell), then run `uv run mcp install .\main.py` from the repository folder.
Yes, for Claude Desktop you must restart the application after running the installation command.
The main script is `main.py` located in the current directory where the install command is executed.

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