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Claude Server is an MCP implementation that enhances Claude's capabilities by providing sophisticated context management across sessions, enabling persistent knowledge organization through hierarchical project contexts and continuous conversation threads stored in a well-structured ~/.claude directory.

How to use

Claude Server is an advanced implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) designed to enhance Claude's capabilities through robust context management. By allowing you to organize knowledge hierarchically across multiple projects and maintain continuous conversation threads, Claude Server facilitates a more seamless and productive development experience. This makes it an essential tool for developers looking to manage complex interactions and maintain context across their sessions efficiently.

Once connected to the Claude Server, you can interact with it by issuing commands that leverage its context management features. You can initiate conversations or queries that build on previous interactions, allowing for a more coherent flow of information. To maximize the server's capabilities, structure your queries around specific project contexts or ongoing threads, which will help maintain the relevant knowledge throughout your sessions.

How to install

To install Claude Server, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

  • Node.js (version 14 or higher recommended)
  • Python (for any additional scripting needs)

Option A: Quick Start with npx

If you want to quickly set up the server, you can use npx (if the npm package were provided):

npx -y claude-server

Option B: Global Install Alternative

For a more permanent installation, you can install the server globally. Use the following command:

npm install -g claude-server

Make sure to check the repository for any updates or changes in installation instructions.

Additional notes

For optimal performance, consider setting up your ~/.claude directory with a clear hierarchical structure that aligns with your projects. You may need to configure environment variables to specify custom paths or settings for your sessions. Common issues include permission errors when accessing the directory, so ensure that your user has the necessary rights to read/write within this folder.

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