Readme MCP Server

Name: Readme MCP Server
Author: sesch29

@sesch29

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Overview

What is Readme?

Readme is an MCP server that requires a personal API key from openweathermap.org to function.

How to use Readme?

Obtain a free API key from openweathermap.org after registering, then configure the server with that key.

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