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MCP server from AnyContext-ai/mcp-servers

Installation

Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.

Run in terminal:

Command

claude mcp add --transport stdio anycontext-ai-mcp-servers node server.js \
  --env PORT="Port the server will listen on" \
  --env API_KEY="Optional API key for authentication"

How to use

This MCP server is designed to generate documentation JSON for MCP configurations. The server exposes a lightweight interface to produce standardized documentation data blocks that describe MCP nodes, their capabilities, and usage instructions. You can interact with it via its CLI or HTTP API (depending on how you run it). Use the server to output a consistent documentation JSON blob that can be consumed by automations, dashboards, or other tooling that depends on the MCP metadata. If you expose an API, you’ll typically POST a description payload and receive a structured documentation object in return. If you run a CLI, you’ll invoke a command to generate and print or store the documentation JSON for your current MCP setup.

How to install

Prerequisites:

Node.js (LTS version) installed on your machine
npm or yarn package manager

Install steps:

Ensure Git is available and your environment is ready for Node-based MCP tooling.
Install the MCP server package (example, if published as a package named anycontext-ai-mcp-servers): npm install -g anycontext-ai-mcp-servers
or, if you install locally inside a project:
npm install anycontext-ai-mcp-servers
If running locally, ensure you have a server.js entry point or the package exports a CLI you can execute. Start the server: node server.js
or if the package provides a CLI
anycontext-ai-mcp-servers
Verify the server is listening on the expected port (default 3000 unless overridden by PORT env var).

Configuration:

Optionally set environment variables such as PORT and API_KEY before starting the server.
Adjust any additional configuration per your deployment environment (e.g., reverse proxy, TLS termination).

Additional notes

Tips and common issues:

If the server does not start, check that Node.js is installed and that you’re in the correct directory where server.js (or the CLI entry) resides.
Ensure the PORT you specify (via env or default) is not in use by another process.
When consuming the generated documentation JSON, validate it against your downstream schema to catch any mismatches.
If authentication is required, don’t expose API_KEY publicly; rotate keys regularly and use proper secret management.
If you update the MCP configuration, re-run the generation step to refresh the documentation JSON.

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