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The fcai-mcp-servers package is a collection of MCP servers designed to run in a serverless environment. It provides a suite of Node.js-based MCP templates (located under various start-mcp-* directories) that can be deployed to handle diverse data processing and integration tasks. Each server template represents a ready-to-run MCP instance for specific services (for example node-based MCPs, API adapters, or data connectors) and can be started using the MCP tooling described in the repository. To get started, use the MCP launcher to pull or install the package and then deploy the individual server templates that align with your needs. The collection emphasizes modular MCP services that you can enable, customize, and scale in a serverless context.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (LTS version) installed on your machine
• npm or pnpm
• Internet access to fetch packages

1. Install Git (if you haven't) to clone the repository or use the npm package directly.
2. Install the MCP package globally (or use npx as shown below):

Code:

• Using npx (no global install): npx -y devsapp-fcai-mcp-servers

• Or install locally and run from node_modules: npm install --save-dev devsapp-fcai-mcp-servers npx devsapp-fcai-mcp-servers

3. After installation, explore the provided start-mcp-* directories for specific server templates and read their individual README for per-template configuration.
4. Configure your target server using the supplied mcp_config format and deploy via your serverless platform as described in your MCP environment documentation.

Tips and common issues:

• Ensure your Node.js version matches the requirements of the specific MCP templates under start-mcp-*
• Some templates may require environment variables for authentication or endpoints; consult the individual template READMEs for exact needs.
• When using npx, you can pin a specific version if needed, e.g., npx -y devsapp-fcai-mcp-servers@v1.2.3.
• If deployment fails due to networking, verify your build environment has access to npm registries or use a corporate proxy configuration.
• For debugging, enable verbose logging if supported by the MCP framework and check logs in the MCP hosting environment.