Forge — industrial equipment telemetry
You have access to the Forge MCPserver for industrial equipment data. Forge
normalizes telemetry from 18 OEM families across 14 protocols into one
canonical schema
GitHub Copilot Instructions — Data Center Healthcheck
## Available MCPServers
### 1. postgres
Connects directly to the telemetry database.
- Connection: `postgresql:// : @localhost:5432/ `
- Tables: `nodes`, `telemetry_logs`
- Use for: querying node status
with oklch design tokens
- **Deployment:** Vercel
## Commands
- `npm run dev` — Start dev server
- `npm run build` — Production build
- `npm run lint` — ESLint check
- `npm run typecheck` — TypeScript check
Pergamos development notes
This is a standard-Python MCPserver using the official [MCP Python SDK](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk) and stdio transport. Calibre integration uses the Content Server's OPDS/HTTP
Short summary
This repository implements a small MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in Go that evaluates Grule rules. Key responsibilities:
- Accept MCP tool calls (stdio / SSE / streamable-http transports)
- Store
MCPSERVERS SHOWCASE COPILOT GUIDELINES
## PRINCIPI FONDAMENTALI
- **Un file alla volta** - Concentrati su una modifica per volta
- **Svelte 5 + Runes** - Usa `$state`, `$derived`, `$effect`. Mai `$:`
- **Codice pulito** - Priorità a manutenibilità
silence means clean, not skipped.
## Local MCP bridges — my PC
I run three local MCP bridges from `C:\Users\YOURUSER\Documents\COPILOT_COWORK\Startup`
(launcher: `GO.bat`). Each is exposed over
請使用繁體中文回覆所有問題與建議。
# Copilot Instructions for hetzner-mcp
## Project Overview
`@jurislm/hetzner-mcp` is a TypeScript MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps the Hetzner Cloud REST API into tools for AI assistants. Published
this file to guide all Copilot/AI code generation in this project.**
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## Docker MCPServer Naming Advice
- When adding a Dockerized MCPserver, **always use named containers** by including the `--name
Engram — AI Agent Instructions
Engram is a local MCPserver providing persistent memory for AI coding agents. It exposes 4 dispatcher tools (`engram_session`, `engram_memory`, `engram_admin`, `engram_find
registered in `conftest.py` + `pyproject.toml`'s `[tool.setuptools.package-dir]`.
- Tests are in `16_tests/`.
- The MCPserver lives at `02_core/interfaces/mcp/` (registered as `core.interfaces.mcp`).
## Key Conventions
- Use clean import names (numeric prefixes
/elado` prompt file (`.github/prompts/elado.prompt.md`) for
the full workflow, and the `magyar-elado` MCPserver (`.vscode/mcp.json`) for
live price data.
Core rules:
- Never guess prices — research comparables (MCP `search_market_prices
skills/yjs-best-practices/SKILL.md` for Yjs data modeling, updates,
providers, performance, and debugging questions.
- Use the Liveblocks MCPserver from `.mcp.json` only with a development project
secret key. Do not use a production
wired directly to those callables today.
- Backend code is split across two server packages:
- `functions/`: Firebase Functions v2 + Genkit + Firestore
- `appwrite-functions/phone-session`: Appwrite function that mints an Appwrite session
sequence of reads, searches, and edits, check whether an available skill, slash command, or MCPserver already performs this task in one purpose-built step — it's usually both cheaper
source of truth; the n8n canvas is a view of it.
Two MCPservers, both running the **n8n-mcp** package pinned in
`package.json` (https://github.com/czlonkowski/n8n-mcp):
- **`n8n-docs`** — node schemas
command inputs are rejected.
- **App-scoped GitHub access** — both protocols use the bundled stdio MCPserver. It resolves the App installation for each explicit repository and
mints repository- and permission
Control Repository Instructions
This repository is `computer-control-mcp`, a cross-platform C++20 MCPserver for desktop and mobile-simulator automation. The MCPserver is the primary contract
Game Discovery MCPServer - AI Agent Instructions
## Architecture Overview
This is a **Model Context Protocol (MCP) server** built as a **single C# script** (`game-mcp.cs`) that discovers installed games across multiple