ecommerce-ai-server MCP Server

What is ecommerce-ai-server?

ecommerce-ai-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built with TypeScript that implements a simple notes system. It demonstrates core MCP concepts by providing resources for text notes, tools for creating notes, and prompts for generating summaries.

How to use ecommerce-ai-server?

Install dependencies with npm install, build the server with npm run build, then add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file (e.g., ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS) pointing to the built index.js file. For development, use npm run watch for auto-rebuild. Debugging is supported via the MCP Inspector with npm run inspector.

Key features of ecommerce-ai-server

• List and access notes via note:// URIs with metadata
• Create new text notes using the create_note tool
• Generate summaries of all stored notes with summarize_notes prompt
• Notes stored in server state (in‑memory)
• Plain text MIME type for simple content access

Use cases of ecommerce-ai-server

• Demonstrating MCP resource, tool, and prompt integration
• Creating and managing a simple set of notes programmatically
• Generating structured summaries of notes for LLM consumption
• Learning MCP server development with TypeScript

FAQ from ecommerce-ai-server

What does ecommerce-ai-server actually do?

It implements a simple notes system that exposes notes as resources, provides a tool to create new notes, and offers a prompt to summarize all notes.

How do I install and configure ecommerce-ai-server?

Install dependencies (npm install), build the server (npm run build), then add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file with the path to build/index.js.

What runtime dependencies does ecommerce-ai-server require?

The server requires Node.js and npm to build and run. No other runtime dependencies are mentioned.

How can I debug ecommerce-ai-server?

Use the MCP Inspector by running npm run inspector, which provides a URL for debugging tools in your browser.

Where are notes stored?

Notes are stored in the server’s in‑memory state and are not persisted between sessions.