What is MCP Servers?
MCP Servers is a project that provides a Docker container image containing several useful MCP servers for various projects. It is designed to facilitate development by offering tools like a Git repository, PostgreSQL database server, and an internet search server.
How to use MCP Servers?
To use MCP Servers, you need to build the Docker image using the provided script and then run the image with a shell script that starts the MCP servers. You can interact with the running container and its tools through standard input/output protocols.
Key features of MCP Servers?
- Docker container with multiple MCP servers
- Easy setup and configuration through scripts
- Inspector tool for monitoring server functionality
- Integration with Cursor for enhanced usability
Use cases of MCP Servers?
- Managing version control with the Git MCP server.
- Storing and retrieving data using the PostgreSQL database server.
- Conducting internet searches through the DuckDuckGo MCP server.
- Remembering information between sessions with the knowledge graph server.
FAQ from MCP Servers?
- What is the purpose of MCP Servers?
MCP Servers provide a collection of tools in a Docker container to assist developers in various tasks, including version control and database management.
- Is there a cost to use MCP Servers?
No, MCP Servers are free to use as they are open-source.
- How do I configure the PostgreSQL server?
You need to set the connection string in a
.envfile in your project directory before starting the MCP servers.