Configuração de Servidores MCP

What is Configuração de Servidores MCP?

Configuração de Servidores MCP is a repository that bundles the configuration for multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers used to integrate with AI assistants. It provides a single configuration file to set up access to the filesystem, GitHub, memory, Notion, Apify Actors, and ArXiv articles.

How to use Configuração de Servidores MCP?

Clone the repository, replace the placeholder tokens in the mcp-config.json file with your real API tokens, and then use the configuration to launch the MCP servers. Never share files containing actual tokens publicly.

Key features of Configuração de Servidores MCP?

• Configured servers: filesystem, GitHub, memory, Notion, Apify, ArXiv.
• Unified configuration via mcp-config.json file.
• Placeholder tokens for safe repository sharing.
• Filesystem access to user-specified directories.
• ArXiv article storage to local desktop folder.
• Integration with AI assistants via MCP.

Use cases of Configuração de Servidores MCP?

• Allow an AI assistant to read and write files on the local system.
• Enable AI to clone repositories, manage issues, or review code on GitHub.
• Store conversation history or user preferences using the memory server.
• Query, create, or update Notion pages and databases through the assistant.
• Trigger Apify Actors and fetch recent ArXiv research papers on demand.

FAQ from Configuração de Servidores MCP

Which servers are included in Configuração de Servidores MCP?

It includes filesystem, github, memory, notionApi, actors-mcp-server, and arxiv-mcp-server.

How do I configure the servers?

Clone the repository, open mcp-config.json, replace every placeholder value with your actual API tokens, then start the servers using your MCP client.

Where are files and articles stored?

The filesystem server accesses /Users/josecarlosamorim, its Desktop, and Documents/Aula_MCP. ArXiv articles are stored in /Users/josecarlosamorim/Desktop/Artigos_ArqivX.

Can I share the configuration file?

Yes, but only with placeholder tokens. Never commit or distribute a file that contains real access tokens.