MCP (Message Control Program) Servers

what is MCP?

MCP (Message Control Program) is a collection of servers designed to provide interfaces to various services and APIs, specifically tailored for use with Cursor IDE.

how to use MCP?

To use MCP, set up symbolic links to the desired servers in your Cursor IDE configuration directory, allowing you to manage services like GitHub and Gmail seamlessly.

key features of MCP?

• GitHub Server: Manages repositories, handles SSH key authentication, and supports repository operations.
• Gmail Server: Interfaces with the Gmail API for reading and sending emails, utilizing OAuth 2.0 for secure authentication.
• Each server maintains its own virtual environment and dependencies for isolated development.

use cases of MCP?

1. Automating GitHub repository management tasks.
2. Sending and reading emails programmatically through Gmail.
3. Integrating multiple APIs into a single development environment.

FAQ from MCP?

• What programming language is used for MCP?

MCP is developed in Python, following best practices outlined in the project documentation.

• How do I contribute to MCP?

To contribute, create a new server directory, follow the project structure, and update the README with your server details.

• Is there a license for MCP?

Yes, MCP is licensed under the MIT License, allowing for free use and modification.