Agent Twitter Client MCP

# agent-twitter-client-mcp Deployment Enhancements This document summarizes all the enhancements made to prepare the `agent-twitter-client-mcp` project for npm deployment and improve the developer experience. ## 1. Package.json Updates - Updated version to "0.1.0" - Added `files` array to specify which files to include in the npm package - Added `publishConfig` to ensure the package is published to the public npm registry - Added additional scripts for automation: - `prepublishOnly`: Runs before publishing to npm - `postversion`: Runs after version bump - `prepare`: Runs before the package is packed - `prepack`: Runs before the package is packed and published ## 2. Documentation Improvements - Created `.env.example` file with template environment variables - Updated `README.md` with npm installation instructions and badges - Created `CONTRIBUTING.md` with guidelines for contributors - Created `CHANGELOG.md` to track version changes - Updated `DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md` with VSCode and Docker information ## 3. Docker Configuration - Created `Dockerfile` with multi-stage build for smaller image size - Created `docker-compose.yml` for easier deployment - Created `.dockerignore` to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker build - Added Docker usage instructions to the README and DEVELOPER_GUIDE ## 4. GitHub Actions Workflows - Created CI workflow for testing and building the package - Created publish workflow for publishing to npm when a new release is created ## 5. VSCode Configuration - Created `.vscode/settings.json` with recommended editor settings - Created `.vscode/launch.json` with debug configurations - Created `.vscode/tasks.json` with common tasks - Created `.vscode/extensions.json` with recommended extensions ## 6. npm Publishing Configuration - Created `.npmignore` to exclude development files from the npm package - Added LICENSE file with MIT license ## Next Steps 1. **Testing**: Test the package by installing it locally with `npm install -g .` 2. **Version Management**: Use `npm version` to manage version numbers 3. **Publishing**: Publish to npm with `npm publish` 4. **CI/CD**: Set up GitHub repository secrets for npm publishing 5. **Documentation**: Keep documentation up-to-date with changes ## Publishing Workflow 1. Make changes to the codebase 2. Update tests and ensure they pass 3. Update documentation as needed 4. Update the CHANGELOG.md file 5. Bump the version with `npm version patch|minor|major` 6. Push changes and tags to GitHub 7. Create a new release on GitHub 8. The GitHub Actions workflow will publish to npm automatically