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# Configuration Directory Documentation
## Overview
This directory contains the server configuration and metadata for the MCP server. It centralizes all configuration-related code to make it easy to modify server behavior and capabilities.
## Files
### `server-config.ts`
The main configuration file that exports:
- `serverConfig`: Server metadata and settings
- `serverCapabilities`: Server capability definitions
## Configuration Structure
### Server Configuration
```typescript
{
name: string; // "systemprompt-agent-server"
version: string; // Current server version
metadata: {
name: string; // "System Prompt Agent Server"
description: string; // Server description
icon: string; // "solar:align-horizontal-center-line-duotone"
color: string; // "primary"
serverStartTime: number; // Server start timestamp
environment: string; // process.env.NODE_ENV
customData: {
serverFeatures: string[]; // ["agent", "prompts", "systemprompt"]
}
}
}
```
### Server Capabilities
```typescript
{
capabilities: {
resources: {
listChanged: true, // Support for resource change notifications
},
tools: {}, // Tool-specific capabilities
prompts: {
listChanged: true, // Support for prompt change notifications
}
}
}
```
## Usage
Import the configuration objects from this directory when setting up the MCP server:
```typescript
import { serverConfig, serverCapabilities } from "./config/server-config.js";
```
## Environment Variables
The server uses the following environment variables:
- `NODE_ENV`: Determines the runtime environment (development/production)
## Feature Flags
The server supports the following features through `serverFeatures`:
- `agent`: Agent management capabilities
- `prompts`: Prompt creation and management
- `systemprompt`: Integration with systemprompt.io
## Capabilities
The server implements these MCP capabilities:
- **Resources**: Supports change notifications for resource updates
- **Prompts**: Supports change notifications for prompt updates
- **Tools**: Extensible tool system (configuration determined at runtime)