Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server

What is Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server?

Despite its name, Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server is a note‑storage system implemented as an MCP server. It provides resources, prompts, and tools for managing simple text notes. It is intended for developers using Model Context Protocol‑compatible clients such as Claude Desktop.

How to use Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server?

Install via uv or uvx (for public distribution) and add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json). Use the provided resource URI (note://), the summarize-notes prompt (with optional style argument), and the add-note tool to create and access notes.

Key features of Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server

• Custom note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes
• Summarize‑notes prompt with optional brief/detailed style control
• Add‑note tool that accepts name and content arguments
• Server state updates and resource change notifications for clients
• Packaged and published via uv and PyPI

Use cases of Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server

• Adding personal notes through an MCP client
• Retrieving stored notes using the note:// resource URI
• Generating summaries of all notes with configurable detail level
• Integrating a lightweight note‑keeping feature into Claude Desktop workflows

FAQ from Sunwood Ai Labs_mcp Weather Service Server

What does the server actually do?

It implements a simple note storage system. It offers one resource (note:// URIs), one prompt (summarize-notes), and one tool (add-note). It does not provide any weather data despite its name.

How do I install the server?

For development (unpublished) servers, use the uv command with the --directory flag pointing to the project folder. For published servers, use uvx with the package name. Add the configuration to the Claude Desktop config file.

What runtime or dependencies are required?

The server requires Python and uv (or uvx for published packages). It uses the Model Context Protocol and is distributed as a Python package.

Where are notes stored?

Notes are stored in the server’s state in memory. The server notifies clients of resource changes when a note is added.

How can I debug the server?

Use the MCP Inspector by running npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv --directory <path> run weather-service. It provides a browser‑based debugging interface.