My MCP Servers

What is My MCP Servers?

My MCP Servers is a collection of custom MCP servers offering calendar management via Google Calendar, weather information and forecasting, basic macOS Music app playback controls, and document retrieval from Azure Cosmos DB. It is built for developers integrating AI assistants with these services.

How to use My MCP Servers?

Install Python 3.10+, MCP SDK 1.2.0+, and uv. Clone the repository, run uv sync, then place Google Calendar API credentials in credentials.json. Test the weather service with uv run weather/weather.py. For Cosmos DB, initialize the service with your Azure Key Vault name, secret name, database name, and container name.

Key features of My MCP Servers

• Integrates with Google Calendar for event management.
• Provides weather forecasts and alerts based on location.
• Controls Music app playback on macOS.
• Retrieves documents from Azure Cosmos DB by ID.

Use cases of My MCP Servers

• Create, list, and manage calendar events through an AI assistant.
• Get current weather, forecasts, and alerts for a location.
• Play, pause, skip, or go back in the macOS Music app.
• Look up documents stored in Azure Cosmos DB by document ID.

FAQ from My MCP Servers

What are the system requirements for My MCP Servers?

Python 3.10 or higher and MCP SDK 1.2.0 or higher are required. For Google Calendar, you need API credentials in credentials.json.

Which platforms are supported for the Sound Control Service?

The Sound Control Service is only available on macOS, as it controls the Music app.

How do I set up the Google Calendar service?

Place your Google Calendar API credentials file as credentials.json in the project root. The authentication token is generated automatically on first use.

How do I initialize the Cosmos DB service?

Initialize it with your Azure Key Vault name, the secret name containing the Cosmos DB connection string, the target database name, and the container name. The service uses DefaultAzureCredential for authentication.

How do I test the installation?

Run uv run weather/weather.py to verify the weather service is working.