Discord MCP Server

# Discord MCP Tool This xMCP project includes a Discord webhook tool for sending messages to Discord channels. ## Setup 1. **Environment Variables**: The Discord webhook URL is stored in the `.env` file: ``` DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL=https://discord.com/api/webhooks/1416104382235148358/vetPtCScxbBecQC6n5yP8QL5f2koNhALPRJ2tTaUiPf_MsJ8YYSZtEwwnf4YKFKvdhvg ``` 2. **Installation**: Make sure all dependencies are installed: ```bash npm install ``` ## Usage ### Running the Development Server ```bash npm run dev ``` The MCP server will be available at `http://127.0.0.1:3001/mcp` ### Discord Tool: `send-discord-message` Send messages to Discord using the configured webhook. **Parameters:** - `message` (required): The message content to send - `username` (optional): Custom username for the webhook - `avatar_url` (optional): Custom avatar URL for the webhook **Example Usage:** ```json { "message": "Hello from xMCP!", "username": "Bot Assistant", "avatar_url": "https://example.com/avatar.png" } ``` ### Testing the Tool You can test the Discord webhook tool by connecting any MCP-compatible client to the server and calling the `send-discord-message` tool. ## Building for Production ```bash npm run build npm run start ``` ## Features - ✅ Secure webhook URL storage in `.env` - ✅ Optional custom username and avatar - ✅ Error handling and status reporting - ✅ TypeScript support with Zod validation - ✅ Automatic tool discovery through xMCP ## Project Structure ``` src/ tools/ send-discord-message.ts # Discord webhook tool prompts/ review-code.ts # Code review prompt resources/ (config)/ app.ts # App configuration resource (users)/ [userId]/ index.ts # User profile resource ```