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The MCP server should function as a generic host for tools accessible to all MCP clients. Currently, the implementation appears to be overly coupled with Claude Desktop specifically, rather than serving as a universal tool provider.
Issues identified:
The server explicitly checks for Claude Desktop installation
It throws an error ("Claude Client is not installed") when Claude Desktop isn't found
The implementation emphasizes its relationship with Claude Desktop rather than being client-agnostic
Requested Changes
Please modify the implementation to be a passive MCP Server that:
Can be discovered through HTTP
Operates independently without requiring a stdio proxy
Serves tools to any compatible MCP client without Claude Desktop dependency
This would align with the broader vision of having a versatile MCP server that provides tools to the entire MCP client ecosystem rather than serving a single specific client.
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The MCP server should function as a generic host for tools accessible to all MCP clients. Currently, the implementation appears to be overly coupled with Claude Desktop specifically, rather than serving as a universal tool provider.
Issues identified:
Requested Changes
Please modify the implementation to be a passive MCP Server that:
This would align with the broader vision of having a versatile MCP server that provides tools to the entire MCP client ecosystem rather than serving a single specific client.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: