TechMCP
MCP server for PSG College of Technology
How to use
TechMCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server specifically designed for PSG College of Technology, enabling seamless communication and interaction between various applications and services. Developers can use it to manage models and contexts efficiently, ensuring that their applications can access and manipulate data consistently and accurately across different environments.
Once connected to the TechMCP server, you can interact with it using standard MCP queries to retrieve or modify model contexts. You can send commands to create, update, or delete contexts based on your application needs. While there are currently no documented tools available for this server, you can leverage standard HTTP requests to communicate with the server effectively.
How to install
To install TechMCP, you need to have Node.js installed on your machine. Here are the installation options:
- Option A: Quick Start with npx
Use the following command to quickly start using TechMCP without any prior installations:
npx -y codit04/TechMCP
- Option B: Global Install Alternative
To install TechMCP globally, clone the repository and install the dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/codit04/TechMCP.git
cd TechMCP
npm install
npm install -g
Additional notes
When configuring TechMCP, ensure that you set the necessary environment variables to optimize performance and connection settings. Pay close attention to your network configurations and make sure that the server is accessible from your development environment. A common gotcha is forgetting to run the server after installation; make sure to execute the start command to initiate the server.
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