Dotenv is a zero-dependency module that loads environment variables from a .env file into process.env, making it easier to manage configuration settings in Node.js applications.
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Supports configuration of API credentials through .env files, making it easier to securely store and access Powerdrill authentication details.
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Used for configuration through environment variables in a .env file
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Supports environment variable management for the UseGrant MCP server, particularly for storing and accessing the USEGRANT_API_KEY.
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Used for environment variable configuration to store the Hevy API key.
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Supports configuration management for the Teamwork MCP server, allowing secure storage of API credentials and server settings.
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Uses .env files for configuration, allowing storage of Letta API credentials and endpoints securely outside of the codebase.
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Used for loading environment variables from a .env file to securely store and access the SuzieQ API endpoint and access token.
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Supports loading configuration from .env files for easier setup of storage service connections.
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Supports configuration through environment variables for API keys and provider settings.
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Utilizes environment variables for configuration of organization URL, Personal Access Token, and default project settings.
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Used for loading environment variables from a .env file, specifically for storing and accessing the Unstructured API key
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Uses environment variables for configuration, particularly for storing and accessing the Vidu API key securely.
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Enables configuration of the MCP server through environment variables loaded from .env files.
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Supports environment configuration through .env files to manage Marvel API credentials and base URL.
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Uses .ENV for flexible configuration through environment variables, allowing users to set Terrakube API URL, personal access token, and organization name.
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Supports loading Terraform Cloud API tokens from .env files for easier authentication configuration
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Uses environment variables loaded from .env files to configure the Azure Resource Graph MCP server, particularly for setting up authentication credentials.
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Used for configuration to securely store and access the FRED API key through environment variables
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Supports configuration via .env file to securely store the Shodan API key
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Uses .ENV files for configuration, allowing customization of server settings, Ollama configuration, and system prompts for each model.
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Supports configuration through environment variables for PocketBase connection settings, admin credentials, and data directory paths.
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Enables environment variable configuration through a .env file to store API keys and other configuration values.
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Uses .env files for configuration management, particularly for storing the OpenWeatherMap API key
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ATLAS uses .ENV files for configuration management, with support for creating a .env file based on the provided .env.example template.
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Allows configuration through environment variables or a .env file for settings like API URLs, session expiry, and logging options
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Supports configuration via .env files, allowing users to securely provide API keys and configure logging levels without exposing sensitive information.
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Manages environment configuration for the MCP server, storing sensitive credentials needed for authentication with Dynamics 365.
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Supports loading Alpha Vantage API credentials from .env files to securely configure the MCP server with API keys.
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Supports loading environment variables from .env files for configuring ServiceNow connection parameters and authentication credentials.
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Used for loading environment variables from a .env file for configuration of the Azure Data Explorer connection details and authentication credentials.
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Enables configuration of the server through environment variables loaded from a .env file, specifically for storing the Google API key required for authentication.
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Uses environment variables stored in .env files for configuration management, particularly for sensitive database connection credentials.
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Supports environment configuration through .env files to store API keys and model configuration settings.
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Uses .env files to store sensitive authentication credentials for eClass, maintaining them securely outside of version control
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Supports loading configuration from .env files for managing environment variables like API tokens and graph names.
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Used for configuration management by storing Lightdash API credentials in environment variables.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for customizing server behavior and connection settings.
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Supports environment configuration through .env files for storing Zoom API credentials and other configuration options.
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The MCP server uses .ENV for managing environment variables, particularly for storing the KNMI API key.
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Provides support for loading environment variables from a .env file for configuring the Lichess API token.
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Utilizes environment variables through .env files to configure connection details for Elasticsearch, including host address, authentication credentials, and server port settings.
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Supports using .env files to configure the Firecrawl API key for secure development environments.
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The server uses .ENV for configuration, allowing users to set their Rijksmuseum API key and other environment variables.
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Used for environment configuration to store API keys and other sensitive information
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The server can be configured using environment variables in a .env file, allowing customization of journal directory, filename prefix, and file extension.
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Utilizes environment variables for configuration, particularly for setting up Ethereum node connection details securely.
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Uses .env files for configuration management, particularly for storing sensitive Flightradar24 API credentials securely outside of version control.
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Uses environment variables for configuration, specifically for storing and accessing the Etherscan API key.
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Supports loading API credentials from environment variables via .env files for secure configuration of the CoinGecko API key
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Provides support for storing Perplexity API keys securely in environment variables for better security practices when sharing code.
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Enables configuration of MySQL database connection settings (host, port, user, password, database) through environment variables stored in .env files.
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Used for secure configuration management by storing sensitive credentials like the Whissle API token in environment variables
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Supports configuration via .env files for managing environment variables
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Uses .env files for configuration management, allowing users to set required Microsoft Graph API credentials and other environmental variables
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Handles environment variable configuration for the MCP server to store API keys and application IDs for Omi API authentication
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Loads environment variables from a .env file to access configuration settings like API keys.
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Facilitates environment variable configuration for storing Zoom API credentials securely.
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Allows configuration via .env files for storing ThingsPanel API URLs and keys, simplifying environment setup for the MCP server.
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Supports loading API credentials from .env files for secure configuration management
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Used for loading environment variables from a .env file to configure the MCP server with API keys.
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Used for configuration by loading environment variables from a .env file, specifically to store and access ShipHero API credentials.
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Used for environment variable management, specifically for storing the ShipBob API key required for authentication.
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Enables environment variable management for storing and accessing ShipStation API credentials securely within the MCP server implementation.
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Supports configuration through .env files for setting up transport protocols, authentication credentials, and server parameters.
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Supports environment variable management for storing and accessing Amadeus API credentials securely.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files, allowing users to customize their connection to the Independence Patriots Merit Database.
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Uses .ENV files for configuration, allowing users to securely store their Black Forest Lab API key.
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Supports configuration of API keys and server settings through environment variables stored in .env files.
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Supports loading environment configuration from .env files, used to store GitHub tokens and other configuration settings.
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The server uses .env files for configuration, automatically loading environment variables for Nile API credentials and workspace settings.
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Enables configuration through environment variables to set API credentials, base URLs, and server ports for connecting to external task management services.
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Supports local testing via .env files for storing API tokens and configuration
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The MCP server supports reading database configuration from .env files to manage database connection parameters
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Supports configuration through environment variables that can be set directly or through a .env file, particularly for specifying the path to Git repositories.
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Uses .ENV files to manage API keys and configuration settings for the WebSearch server.
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Uses environment variables for configuration of API keys and other settings, with support for .env files
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Supports configuration through environment variables that can be stored in a .env file for CouchDB connection settings.
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Used for configuration management, allowing users to set environment variables like API tokens in a .env file
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Allows configuration of the YNAB API key through a .env file in the project root
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Manages API keys and configuration settings for secure blockchain access
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Used for environment variable configuration through .env files
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Uses environment variables for configuration management, allowing secure storage of API keys and other sensitive data needed for Xano API interactions.
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Loads environment variables from a .env file for configuration, including Loxo API credentials required for authentication with the Loxo platform.
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Utilizes .ENV for environment variable management, specifically for storing and accessing the Tavily API key needed for web search functionality.
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Used for environment variable management to store Ideogram API credentials
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Uses .ENV to manage environment variables, particularly for storing and accessing the FRED API key securely.
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Provides environment variable configuration support for storing LLM API keys and server settings via .env files
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Supports configuration through environment variables stored in .env files for simplified setup and configuration.
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Used for configuration management through environment variables to set up connections to LLM providers and databases
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Supports configuration through environment variables for storing Ghost API credentials and server settings.
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Supports environment variable management for dbt projects through .env files, allowing configuration of variables needed for dbt operations.
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Manages environment variables for configuration, including Selector AI API keys and URLs.
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Uses .env files for server configuration, allowing users to set vault paths, daily note locations, server ports, and other settings through environment variables.
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Supports .env file configuration for environment-specific settings of the MCP server
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Uses .env files for securely storing and accessing configuration variables like API keys and database credentials.
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Enables configuration through environment variables stored in .env files for local development, supporting settings like DEBUG and LOG_FILE_PATH.
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Uses environment configuration for server settings including port, environment type, and logging levels.
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Used to load OneSignal API credentials from a .env configuration file for secure management of API keys and app IDs.
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Uses .env configuration for storing Azure OpenAI credentials and settings.
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Utilizes .env files for configuration of LND node connection details like certificates, macaroons, host, and port.
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Supports loading environment variables from .env files to configure the MCP server settings and Context Broker connection details
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Uses .env files for configuration of database connections and credentials for Neo4j and Qdrant
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Supports configuration of API keys and environment variables through .env files for secure access to the hydrological data API.
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Supports configuration through .env files for storing API keys and other sensitive information.
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Integrates with .env files for configuration management, allowing storage of API keys and other sensitive information.
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Uses .env files for configuration management, allowing customization of server settings, BurpSuite API connection details, and proxy settings.
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Used for server configuration with environment variables. It appears in the debugging section where users need to update 'MCP_TRANSPORT_TYPE' in a .env file before starting the server.
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Used for configuration management to securely store API keys, database connection strings, and other environment-specific settings.
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Supports loading environment variables from .env files for configuration, particularly for setting paths to Beancount ledger files.
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Used for managing environment variables such as API credentials, with a .env file for configuration of the VoIPBin API key and URL.
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Provides configuration management for the MCP server through environment variables stored in a .env file.
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Supports configuration via .env files for setting SearXNG URL and optional authentication credentials
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Provides configuration management for Shioaji API credentials through a .env file, allowing secure storage of API and secret keys.
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Supports loading environment variables from .env files for configuration, particularly for storing and accessing the Figma API token securely.
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Manages environment configuration for Dynamics 365 connection credentials including client ID, client secret, tenant ID, and service URL.
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Enables configuration through environment variables stored in .env files, making it easier to manage server settings.
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Supports loading Climatiq API key from a .env configuration file for secure credential management.
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Manages environment variables to securely store API keys, including mem0 API key configuration.
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Supports configuration through environment variables, including NCBI API keys for improved PubMed access rates.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for managing API keys and server settings
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Supports environment variable management through .env files to securely store and access the Dune Analytics API key required for authentication.
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Uses .ENV files to securely store and configure API keys for The Graph, enabling authenticated access to blockchain data across multiple networks
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Used for configuration management, allowing secure storage of credentials and settings in a .env file
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Supports configuration through .env files for storing authentication tokens and feature flags when using the inspector.
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Supports configuration through .env files for storing sensitive credentials like FEISHU_APP_ID and FEISHU_APP_SECRET required for Feishu API authentication.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files, enabling customization of allowed directories and other settings
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Nash MCP uses .env files to specify data file paths for configuration
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Provides environment variable management for storing and accessing Upbit API credentials securely.
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Used for secure storage and management of Tushare API tokens in the user's home directory.
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Uses environment variables for AWS credential configuration, allowing secure connection to DynamoDB services without hardcoding sensitive information.
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Uses .env files for configuration management, allowing easy setup of API credentials and server options.
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Allows configuration of environment variables for remote connections through a .env file.
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Supports configuration through environment variables stored in .env files, allowing for flexible deployment and configuration of the MCP server.
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Uses .env files to securely store and manage configuration variables like API keys and database credentials
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Used for environment variable management to configure the PromptLab server with API keys and other settings
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Used for storing and managing API keys and configuration variables needed for the various MCP functionalities
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Supports configuration through .env files for storing API credentials and server settings.
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Used for configuration of Azure Cosmos DB credentials through environment variables in a .env file.
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Uses .env files for managing API keys and configuration variables
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Manages configuration through environment variables stored in .env files for customizing TTS settings and service connections.
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Supports configuration through environment variables stored in a .env file, enabling secure storage of Moneybird API credentials.
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Used for configuring environment variables like VOICEVOX API URL and speaker ID settings.
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Manages environment variables for authentication with external services like Hugging Face.
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Provides environment variable management for configuring database credentials and server settings through .env files.
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Utilizes .env files for configuring API credentials and environment variables required for the server to function.
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Supports configuration of database connection details through environment variables in .env files
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Manages environment variables for secure credential storage, specifically for Cortellis API authentication.
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Manages environment variables for the MCP server configuration, providing secure storage for GitLab and Confluence credentials.
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Leverages .env files for configuration management, allowing users to configure Feishu API credentials and service parameters.
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Manages environment variables for storing Tradovate API credentials and configuration.
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Allows access to environment variables, which could potentially expose sensitive configuration data as demonstrated in the security warning
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Utilizes .env files for configuration of API keys, endpoints, and other server settings.
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Used for loading Alpaca API credentials from environment variables to securely connect to the Alpaca trading platform.
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Supports configuration of rate limiting settings through .env file for managing DraCor API usage.
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Handles environment variable configuration for the Frontapp MCP server, including API credentials and other settings.
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Supports configuration through environment variables stored in a .env file, allowing users to securely provide Twitter authentication credentials.
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Used for managing API credentials and environment configuration for the Huntress API server.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for Kafka connection settings and tool descriptions.
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Supports configuration through .env files to set WebDAV connection parameters, authentication credentials, and server options.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for storing API keys and other sensitive configuration.
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Supports configuration via .env files, allowing users to specify environment variables like API keys and port settings for the Wordware MCP server.
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Uses environment variables stored in .env files to securely configure Snowflake connection parameters.
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Manages environment variables for the LinkedIn MCP server, particularly for storing and accessing the RapidAPI key.
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Handles environment variable management for sensitive data like the OpenAI API key.
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Supports configuration through environment variables stored in .env files.
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Supports loading Clover OAuth credentials from .env files for secure configuration of the MCP server.
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Enables configuration of the NebulaGraph MCP server via environment variables and .env files for storing connection details and credentials.
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Uses environment variables for configuration management, storing credentials and connection details securely for Superset integration.
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Uses environment variables for configuration management, allowing users to specify API endpoints, credentials, and other settings through a .env file.
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Supports configuration through environment variables for database path, port, HTTP/SSE usage, and log level settings
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Uses .env file for environment variable configuration, specifically for storing the FAL AI API key.
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Enables secure storage and loading of the OpenWeatherMap API key through environment variables, keeping sensitive data out of the codebase.
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Uses dotenv for environment variable management to securely store configuration like private keys and API endpoints.
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Supports reading environment variables from .env files in various locations to configure the Aider MCP server.
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Enables configuration through environment variables loaded from .env files, supporting easy management of API keys and other configuration settings needed by the MCP server.
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Uses .env files for secure API key management, allowing users to store their Whale Alert API credentials safely outside of the codebase.
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Uses .ENV files for configuration management, allowing users to set server parameters and authentication credentials through environment variables.
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Uses .ENV for environment variable management, specifically to store and access the Alpha Vantage API key required for authentication.
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The README mentions that the server loads settings from '.env' or environment variables when running.
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Uses .env files for configuration of Instagram credentials and other environment variables.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for setting up GCP project details, locations, server ports, and other configuration parameters.
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Enables configuration of connection parameters through environment variables for connecting to MongoDB.
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Supports environment variable configuration through .env files for storing API keys and base URLs required to connect to the Senechal health data API.
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The server uses .env files to store configuration variables including the Govee API key, device ID, and SKU.
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Uses .env files for configuration management, storing connection details and authentication tokens for Home Assistant integration.
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Supports loading API keys and configuration from .env files, making it easier to set up and manage credentials for different providers
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Supports configuration via .env files for storing Linode API keys securely.
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Handles environment variable configuration for the MCP Blockchain Server
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Enables secure storage and loading of Alpaca API credentials through environment variables stored in a .env file.
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Integrated for environment variable management, allowing configuration of API keys, feature flags, cache settings, NLP and server settings through a .env file
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Uses .ENV for configuration management, allowing users to set up Jira connection details including base URL, username, and API token.
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Manages environment variables for storing API credentials and configuration settings
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Supports loading the TapTools API key from a .env file, providing a secure way to store and access authentication credentials.
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Supports configuration via environment variables using .env files to set up Redis connection parameters.
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Enables configuration through environment variables stored in a .env file, specifically for storing and accessing the New York Times API key.
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Supports loading environment variables from .env files when installing or running an MCP server
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Uses environment variables from .env files to store Twitter API credentials securely
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Used for loading API key from environment variables, allowing secure configuration of the Jina AI integration
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Used for environment variable management, specifically for storing the Mistral API key.
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Supports configuration through a .env file in the project root for setting environment variables