ElevenLabs MCP Backend

# Push to GitHub - Step by Step ## Quick Commands Run these commands in your terminal (in the `/Users/raza` directory): ### Step 1: Initialize Git (if not already done) ```bash cd /Users/raza git init ``` ### Step 2: Add All Files ```bash git add . ``` ### Step 3: Commit ```bash git commit -m "Initial commit: ElevenLabs MCP backend with Supabase integration" ``` ### Step 4: Create GitHub Repository 1. Go to https://github.com/new 2. Repository name: `elevenlabs-mcp-backend` (or any name you like) 3. Description: "MCP server for ElevenLabs Agents - Order lookup with Supabase" 4. Choose: **Public** or **Private** 5. **DO NOT** check "Initialize with README" (we already have files) 6. Click **"Create repository"** ### Step 5: Connect and Push GitHub will show you commands. Use these (replace `YOUR_USERNAME` with your GitHub username): ```bash git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/elevenlabs-mcp-backend.git git branch -M main git push -u origin main ``` If you get authentication errors, you might need to: - Use a Personal Access Token instead of password - Or use SSH: `git@github.com:YOUR_USERNAME/elevenlabs-mcp-backend.git` ## What Gets Pushed ✅ **Will be pushed:** - All source code (`src/`) - Configuration files (`package.json`, `tsconfig.json`) - SQL files (`sql/`) - Documentation (`README.md`, `ELEVENLABS_SETUP.md`, etc.) - `.gitignore` - `env.example` (safe - no secrets) ❌ **Will NOT be pushed** (protected by `.gitignore`): - `.env` (your actual secrets) - `node_modules/` - `dist/` (build output) - Log files ## After Pushing Once pushed to GitHub: 1. Go to Railway 2. New Project → Deploy from GitHub repo 3. Select your `elevenlabs-mcp-backend` repository 4. Railway will auto-detect and deploy! ## Troubleshooting ### "Repository not found" - Check the repository name is correct - Make sure you have access (if private repo, you need to be added) ### "Authentication failed" - Use GitHub Personal Access Token instead of password - Or set up SSH keys ### "Nothing to commit" - Make sure you're in the right directory (`/Users/raza`) - Check `git status` to see what files are there