anitabi

This MCP server integrates with the Anitabi ecosystem to expose its MCP-based operations for usage in compatible clients and tooling. By running the server via npx, you pull in the @qiyuor2/anitabi-mcp-server package and start the MCP service that connects to Anitabi resources defined by the project. Once the server is up, you can query or interact with Anitabi-related endpoints through your MCP-enabled tooling, leveraging the map and documentation references linked in the project’s README. The included configuration demonstrates running the server in NPX mode; you can also run it locally by pointing to a built distribution if you are developing against the source code.

To get started, execute the NPX command shown in the configuration. The server will start and listen for MCP requests according to the default MCP protocol used by the ecosystem. Use your MCP client or integration to request data, map information, or documentation access that the Anitabi MCP server exposes via its defined endpoints. If you are developing or debugging, you can switch to a local node-based run by pointing the args to your built dist/index.cjs file and reloading the service in your environment.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (recommended LTS) and npm/yarn/pnpm installed on your system

Installation steps:

1. Ensure Node.js is installed. Verify with: node -v npm -v

2. Run the MCP server using NPX (the recommended approach for this project):

npx -y @qiyuor2/anitabi-mcp-server

3. (Optional) If you are developing locally and prefer a built distribution, install dependencies and run from the local dist entry point as demonstrated in the repository configuration:

# Example if you have a local build
node dist/index.cjs

4. When publishing or deploying in CI/CD, you can mirror the NPX approach or switch to a package manager script depending on your pipeline setup.

Notes and tips:

• The primary usage demonstrated is via NPX, which fetches the package on demand. If you need to run offline or in a locked environment, consider building a local distribution and pointing the server to dist/index.cjs.
• If you encounter module resolution issues, ensure your Node.js version is compatible with the MCP server package and that network access to npm registry is available during NPX execution.
• This server is tied to the Anitabi ecosystem (map and docs). Ensure you have access to the Anitabi resources referenced by the project for full functionality.
• When deploying, you can switch to a dedicated runtime command by using a container or a managed environment that runs the NPX command at startup, or by using the local dist entry point for faster startup times.