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Weather MCP Demo Implementation
Overview
This PR introduces a fully functional Weather MCP (Model Context Protocol) demo built with Encore and TypeScript. The implementation showcases how to create an MCP server that provides weather information through a well-defined tool interface.
Features
Technical Details
Architecture
The project follows SOLID principles with a clear separation of concerns:
WeatherControllerexposes the weather functionality as MCP toolsWeatherServicecontains business logic for fetching and formatting weather dataWeatherRepositorysimulates data retrieval for weather informationTesting Strategy
The implementation follows Test-Driven Development (TDD) principles with:
WeatherServiceMCP Tools
The demo implements the following MCP tools:
get-weather: Get the current weather for a specified cityHow to Test
Running the Application
Running Tests
encore testTesting MCP Functionality
Cursor Integration
The project includes configuration for Cursor IDE to connect to the MCP server. This allows Cursor to use the weather tool directly through the Model Context Protocol.
Future Improvements
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