@madisonbullard/mcp-servers

A monorepo containing a TUI (@madisonbullard/mcp-server-tui) to aid in the installation of Model Context Protocol servers. Bring your own MCP server and publish it to NPM or your JS package manager of choice in minutes.

Here is an example the TUI in action, used to install @madisonbullard/shortcut-mcp-server:

It also contains MCP servers for various use cases, all installed via the TUI.

Packages

• @madisonbullard/mcp-server-tui: A TUI for installing MCP servers for various clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)
• @madisonbullard/shortcut-mcp-server: An MCP server for Shortcut
• @madisonbullard/shortcut-api-client: A client for the Shortcut API
• @madisonbullard/notion-mcp-server: An MCP server for Notion
• @madisonbullard/notion-api-client: A client for the Notion API
• @madisonbullard/coderabbit-mcp-server: An MCP server for Coderabbit
• @madisonbullard/coderabbit-api-client: A client for the Coderabbit API

Development

• Install dependencies:

bun install

• Build the MCP server and CLI of the server you want to develop:

bun run build

• This will create a dist folder in each package folder required for the server you want to develop.

• Run the CLI

bun run packages/shortcut-mcp-server/dist/index.js # or the path to the dist folder of the CLI you want to run

• Run the MCP server

bun run packages/shortcut-mcp-server/dist/server.js

• The client (e.g. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) will run and connect to the MCP server without the above command, so you usually don't need to run it unless you want to manually make requests to the MCP server.

Coding style

Ensure bun typecheck and bun check pass. You can run bun fix to format the code.

To use the git hooks in the repo's .githooks folder, which will save you from waiting for CI to tell you that you forgot to these commands, run this:

git config core.hookspath .githooks