What is My MCP Server?
My MCP Server is a project that combines different APIs into a single multi-channel platform, providing users with a consistent interface for accessing various data services.
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My MCP Server is a multi-channel platform that integrates various APIs into a unified interface. It aims to provide a consistent experience by combining public APIs, Google APIs, and other services. Currently, it supports the Korean law information API, with more to be added.
Clone the repository from GitHub, navigate into the directory, and install the required dependencies for each API module. Configure environment variables or settings files as needed per module. Requires Python 3.8 or higher.
My MCP Server is a project that combines different APIs into a single multi-channel platform, providing users with a consistent interface for accessing various data services.
The server requires Python 3.8 or higher to run.
Currently, the Korean law information API is supported. Additional APIs are planned for future integration.
At this time, only the Korean law API is available; other APIs are not yet implemented.
Data is fetched from the respective API providers (e.g., Korean law information source) as configured by the user.
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