strawbery

Strawbery-MCP provides a single tool named strawberry-count that counts the occurrences of a specified single Unicode character within a given string. The search is case-insensitive and supports Unicode characters, including CJK. The response includes the total count and 1-indexed positions where the character appears. The server communicates over Server-Sent Events (SSE) for MCP-style interactions. To use it, send a JSON payload containing input (the string to search) and character (the target rune). Example: {"character": "r", "input": "strawberry"}. The server will return a JSON object like {"count": 3, "positions": [3, 8, 9]}. You can also observe the results via the provided SSE endpoint at /sse once the server is running. In OpenCode integration, the strawbery MCP can be referenced via the mcp block pointing to http://localhost:3001/sse.

Prerequisites:

• Go (1.18+ recommended)
• Optional: Docker if you prefer containerized usage

Install and run locally:

1. Ensure Go is installed and your GOPATH/bin is in your PATH.

2. Download or clone the repository containing the Strawbery-MCP server.

3. In the project root, run:

   go run main.go

   This will start the MCP server (default port 3001).

Run with Docker (optional):

1. Build the image:

   docker build -t strawbery-mcp .

2. Run the container:

   docker run -p 3001:3001 strawbery-mcp

The server will be reachable at http://localhost:3001/sse for MCP communications.

Notes and tips:

• The strawberry-count tool treats the target character as a single Unicode rune and performs a case-insensitive match.
• The JSON response includes count (int) and positions (array of 1-indexed integers).
• The server uses SSE for MCP communication; configure the client to listen to the /sse endpoint.
• If running via Docker, ensure port 3001 is exposed and not blocked by firewalls.
• In environments where multiple MCP servers are configured, you can adjust the PORT env var to align with your deployment port and your OpenCode or orchestrator settings.