MCP-Server

What is MCP-Server?

MCP-Server is a collection of self‑hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that extend system functionality. It currently includes a Brave Search integration (brave-search-server) and a Jina AI integration (jina-ai-server).

How to use MCP-Server?

Clone the repository, change into a sub‑project directory, install dependencies (npm install), build the project (npm run build), start the service (npm start), and then add the service configuration to your MCP configuration file.

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FAQ from MCP-Server

What does MCP-Server contain?

It contains two sub‑projects: brave-search-server (Brave Search MCP) and jina-ai-server (Jina AI MCP).

How do I install and run MCP-Server?

Clone the repository, enter a sub‑project folder, run npm install and npm run build, then start with npm start.

What runtime does MCP-Server require?

The README indicates Node.js/npm is used (package.json not shown but commands are npm install and npm run build).

Is there any configuration required?

Yes, after starting the service you need to add the service configuration to your MCP configuration file. No specific config keys are listed.

Does the server have any known limits or security considerations?

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