npm is the world's largest software registry, used by JavaScript developers to share and borrow packages for their projects.
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Supports installation of necessary dependencies for the MCP server through npm, with specific instructions to run 'npm install' and 'npm run build' during setup.
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Allows the MCP server to be installed and run via NPX, making it easy to integrate Vapi's capabilities through the NPM package ecosystem.
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Supports package installation and updates for the MCP server through npm's package management system.
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Supports installation and building of the MCP server through npm package management, with commands for dependencies, building, and running the inspector.
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Provides a way to install and run the Infisical MCP server using npx commands from the npm registry.
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Enables running the MCP server directly through NPX, allowing users to execute the package without installing it locally.
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Provides installation and deployment through npm, allowing users to easily set up the MCP server using 'npx -y apisix-mcp' with configurable environment variables.
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Enables installation and execution of the Sensei MCP server through the npm package manager using npx commands.
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Enables installation and distribution of the MCP server through the npm registry, supporting both global installation and direct execution with npx.
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Used for package building and installation during setup, but not a primary integration target of the MCP server's functionality.
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Enables running the Chargebee MCP server through npm's npx command, providing access to Chargebee's documentation and code generation capabilities.
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Enables installation of the MCP Chain of Thought server via npm packages, with support for project-specific configuration.
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Enables installation and execution of the code reasoning MCP server through the npm package registry, with support for both global installation and direct execution via npx.
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Package manager used to install dependencies and run the MCP server.
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Handles package installation, dependency management, and publishing for the MCP server.
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Used as a package manager for installing and managing dependencies of the MCP server.
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Provides installation and distribution of the MCP server through npm packages, allowing users to install via npx or global CLI commands
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Allows installation and execution of the MCP server as an npm package
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Available as an npm package (deebo-setup) for easy installation and configuration
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Detects and generates appropriate npm commands for installing and updating Starwind UI components in projects using npm as package manager.
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Package manager used for installing dependencies, with version 9 or higher required.
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Available as an npm package with commands for installation, building, testing, and running the server in development mode with auto-reload.
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Allows installation of MCP servers directly from the npm registry, automating the setup process for npm-hosted AI extensions
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Uses npm for package management and running scripts to build, test, and deploy the Azure DevOps MCP server.
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Allows installation and execution of the notification server through NPM packages, supporting one-click installation in VS Code environments.
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Monitors the operational status of npm registry and related services, reporting on current availability and performance.
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The README shows integration with npm through the use of npx commands to run the MCP Notes server and web server.
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Facilitates installation and execution of the ChainGPT MCP server using npm/npx commands.
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Provides package management for the Letta MCP server, managing dependencies and offering scripts for building and running the server.
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Offers built-in tools for running npm commands including build and dependency installation operations
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Enables searching for JavaScript packages and retrieving detailed package information from npm registry.
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Used for package management and running scripts.
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Handles dependency management and provides build/start scripts for the MCP server.
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Allows installation and distribution of the MCP server package via npm, with the package published as @bujaayjaay/mcp-coincap-jj.
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Distributes the MCP server through npm, enabling easy installation and execution of the DynamoDB connection service.
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Supports installation and management of dependencies through npm, with commands for building and running the server.
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Allows installation and execution of the MCP server using npm packages, with download statistics tracked through NPM.
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Publishes to npm registry allowing installation via npm, with version tracking displayed through npm badge.
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Allows installation and usage of the Godspeed MCP connector via npm install or npx commands.
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Provides tools for checking latest stable package versions from the npm registry for Node.js/JavaScript packages
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Used for package management and running build/start commands
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Required package manager, version 8 or higher needed for dependency management.
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Offers comprehensive NPM package analysis including version tracking, dependency mapping, security scanning, and quality metrics
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Enables distribution and installation of the MCP server as an npm package, with tracking of downloads and usage
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Supports installation and distribution through the npm package registry.
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Available as an npm package that can be installed and executed using npx.
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Detects and uses npm package manager for component installation and updates through the get_package_manager tool
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Used for managing dependencies and building the project, required for installation (v7 or higher)
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Allows execution of npm commands for package management within the security constraints
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ATLAS can be installed via npm package management system and provides npm scripts for database backup and restore operations.
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Allows installation and execution of the RPA MCP Server through the npm package manager using the @automa-ai-power/rpa-mcp-servers package.
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Provides integration with npm for starting the server and managing Magic UI components for application development.
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Used for server installation and dependency management with npm commands for setup and execution.
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Provides documentation lookups for NPM packages via registry documentation, supporting both public and private registries with automatic configuration detection from .npmrc
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Used for package installation and management of the Datadog MCP server, allowing easy global installation via the npm registry.
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Allows installing and running the Raindrop.io MCP server via npx command
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Enables installation and execution of the MCP server using NPX, allowing for easy deployment without manual installation.
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Allows deployment and integration as an NPM package, making the system information retrieval functionality available for other applications via package installation
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Supports publishing the MCP server as an npm package for easier distribution and installation
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Supports installation and management of dependencies through npm, with commands for building and running the server.
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Used for package management and running scripts to build and configure the MCP server.
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Provides package installation and management for the COS MCP server, supporting global and local installation options.
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Integrates with remote npm registry for real-time security vulnerability scanning of npm packages
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Supports running npm commands through the shell interface, enabling package management operations like installing, updating, and removing JavaScript packages.
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Provides global installation via npm package manager, allowing users to easily set up the Whistle MCP Server tool through the npm ecosystem.
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Used for package management and dependency installation for the MCP server.
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Manages package dependencies for the project, including the Model Context Protocol SDK.
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Uses npm packages including mcp-proxy-auth for authentication and enables installation and running of the Apollo.io MCP server through npm commands.
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Enables easy installation and execution via npx command, with the package published to the npm registry for simplified deployment.
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Available as an npm package (@302ai/browser-use-mcp) for easy installation and usage with browser automation capabilities
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Supported as an alternative package manager for installing dependencies and building the MCP server.
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Connects to a running shadow-cljs instance to track build progress and enable verification of build status after code changes through the npm package shadow-cljs-mcp.
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Allows users to create, update, and delete short links through the Dub.co API using npm packages
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Handles dependency management and provides scripts for installation, development, testing, and linting.
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Utilizes npm packages for debugging through the MCP Inspector tool, which helps with troubleshooting the Monday.com integration.
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Used as the package manager for installing and running the MCP server package.
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Supports installation and execution through npm and npx commands, allowing for easy deployment and integration of the MCP server within Node.js environments.
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Available as an npm package for easy installation and integration into existing projects.
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Distributes the ChuckNorris MCP server as an npm package, allowing for easy installation and updates.
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Available as an npm package (smart-thinking-mcp) for easy installation and integration into JavaScript/TypeScript projects.
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Offers deployment via NPM package (mcp-ipfs) that can be installed and run with npx, simplifying local usage of the MCP server.
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Used to distribute the MCP server package globally through the npm registry.
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Provides environment information including npm version
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Uses npm for package management and running scripts (build, start) for the server.
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Packaged as an npm module (@terrakube/mcp-server-terrakube) that can be installed and executed with npx.
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Used for package management and build process for the Azure Resource Graph MCP server.
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Handles package management including smart dependency installation and version management
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Allows searching for Yeoman templates on npm registry
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Provides package distribution through npm registry, enabling installation via npm commands and integration with package.json workflows.
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Uses npm for package management, dependency installation, and running build/development scripts.
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Enables installation and management through npm, with support for npm link to make the command globally available.
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Used as part of the default command configuration to run development environments that can be tested via the user feedback interface.
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Used for package management, installation of dependencies, and running the server through npm commands.
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Package management system for installing dependencies and running development scripts
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Enables package installation and management through npx commands, allowing seamless integration of the MCP server into projects.
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Utilizes npm packages for installation and execution of browser testing components through the npx command.
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Used for package management and running scripts for the MCP server
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Allows running npm package management commands through the Shell MCP server for JavaScript/TypeScript project management.
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Used for package installation, dependency management, and running scripts for the server.
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Enables installing and managing npm packages for React projects
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Allows installation and distribution of the Memory Bank MCP package through npm
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Allows searching for npm packages by executing the npm search command, enabling users to find and explore available packages in the npm registry with their name, description, version, author, and license information.
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The MCP server can be installed and run via npm, the Node.js package manager, using the package @dasheck0/face-generator.
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Allows installation and distribution of the MCP DateTime server through the npm package registry.
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Enables installation and execution of the MCP server through npm package manager with version-specific installation options.
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Available as an npm package for installation through the npm registry.
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The project can be published to npm registry
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Search npm registry for JavaScript packages through the search_npm tool
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The server can be installed via an NPM package (mcp-server-rijksmuseum), allowing easy integration with Claude Desktop.
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Used for dependency management and installation
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The MCP server can be published to npm and installed from npm
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Uses npm for dependency management and build processes, with commands for installation and development.
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The MCP server uses npm for package management and running development commands
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Used for building the project through 'npm install' and 'npm run build' commands
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Supports publishing the MCP server as an npm package for easy distribution and installation.
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Allows publishing and installing the MCP-rand server as a package from the npm registry
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The server requires npm as a prerequisite and uses npm commands for building and linking
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Supports working with npm-based projects, allowing installation of dependencies and building projects through npm commands.
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Used to install the Manifold MCP Server package from the npm registry.
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Integrated with npm for installation, allowing the Folderr MCP server to be easily added via npx.
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Provides tools to retrieve available Nx plugins from the npm registry along with their descriptions through the nx_available_plugins tool.
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Enables installation and distribution of the MCP server through npm, with access to JSer.info npm packages.
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Provides an npm package 'aviation-mcp' for easy installation and integration of aviation data servers
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Provides CLI commands that can be executed via npm, supporting installation and execution of Bucket features
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Offers package management for installing and updating the server's dependencies, including the core @missionsquad/avantage library.
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Uses npm (v6 or higher) for package management and dependency installation.
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Used for dependency management and running build scripts for the Alpha Vantage MCP server.
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Enables installation and execution of the Goal Story MCP server through npm packages
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Enables standard workflow for TypeScript development through npm commands for installation, building, and running the MCP server.
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Provides packages published on npm registry under two parallel names (@nbiish/gikendaasowin-aabajichiganan-mcp and @nbiish/cognitive-tools-mcp) with identical functionality.
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Enables publishing and distribution of customized MCP server packages through npm, with automatic versioning based on Git tags.
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Distributes the MCP server through npm packages for easy installation and updates
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Distributes the Dart MCP server as an npm package, enabling easy installation and updates through the npm registry.
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Used for package management and running build/start commands for the MCP server
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Facilitates installation of dependencies and project building through npm package management.
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Enables installation, development, and publishing of the package through npm registry.
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Used for package management and running scripts for the MCP server, including installation of dependencies and build processes.
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Used for package installation and management of the MCP server.
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Utilizes npm for package management and installation of the server's dependencies
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Enables installation and distribution through npm, supporting both global installation and integration as a project dependency.
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Allows running the REPL directly via npx without installation or installing it globally through npm for repeated usage.
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Used for dependency management and package installation for the Binance MCP server.
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Used for package management and running scripts for the MCP server and client examples
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Allows installation and packaging of mcptix through npm, with published package available at @ownlytics/mcptix
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Used for package management and running script commands to build, start, and test the MCP server
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Used for package management and running server commands including installation, development mode, and inspection.
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Enables installation of the penetration testing toolkit via npm package management
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Provides package installation and management for the MCP server via npm registry
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Used as the package distribution platform for installing the ShipHero MCP server via 'npm install shiphero-mcp-server'.
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Used to install dependencies and run scripts for the MCP server, including development and inspection commands.
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Used for package management and running scripts for the ShipStation API MCP server, allowing installation of dependencies and execution of development commands.
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Provides integration with npm for package installation and execution, allowing the Ankr MCP server to be distributed and run as an npm package
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Provides tools for searching and retrieving detailed information about npm packages, including package metadata, version information, dependencies, and popularity rankings.
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Manages dependencies and provides scripts for building, testing, and running the MCP server.
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Used for package installation and running the MCP server through npm commands like 'npm install' and 'npm run dev'.
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Used for package management of the MCP Calculator Server, enabling installation of dependencies through commands like 'npm install' and running the server with 'npm run dev' or 'npm start'.
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Available as an npm package for easy installation using the package manager.
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Enables installation and package management for the Draw Things MCP server.
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Enables publishing the MCP server as an npm package, allowing users to easily install and use the tool.
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Used to launch the MCP Inspector with 'npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector'
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Handles package management and build scripts for the MRP calculator, enabling users to install dependencies and build the server.
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Used for package management and script execution to install dependencies and start the MCP server.
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Used for package management and running the server
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Allows installation of the Netskope NPA MCP server package via npm, though this is an installation method rather than a core integration.
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Used for package management, installing dependencies, and running various scripts for the MCP server. Commands like 'npm install', 'npm run dev', and 'npm test' are mentioned throughout the README.
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Used for package management and running the server via scripts defined in the project.
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Enables local testing and linking of the MCP server as an npm package, allowing for development and testing workflows.
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Supported package manager for installing and managing the MCP server dependencies
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Used for package management and running build scripts
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Manages dependencies and provides scripts for building, developing, and running the MCP server.
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Manages dependencies and provides build scripts for the project handoffs MCP server, supporting installation and development workflows.
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Used for package management, dependency installation, and running build and development scripts for the Loxo MCP server.
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Allows installation of the UIFlowchartCreator through the npm package manager, making it easy to integrate into existing projects.
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Improves efficiency when working with NPM packages and dependencies by caching package information, dependency trees, and installation results.
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Used for package distribution and dependency management for the Ideogram MCP Server
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Provides visualization for npm packages with integrated badges showing npm version and download statistics, while automatically handling npm-specific files like package-lock.json through built-in ignore patterns.
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Uses npm for package management, dependency installation, and running server commands through scripts.
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Used for dependency management and running the server through its package management system
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Provides integration with npm packages, specifically allowing the MCP server to be installed and executed via npx to enable AI-blockchain interactions
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Manages package dependencies for the BMTC MCP server implementation.
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Allows installation of the MCP server via npm package manager using global installation commands.
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Distributed through npm registry, allowing installation and execution via npx or global installation
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Used for package management and running the MCP server through commands like 'npm install' and 'npm start'
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Provides tools for retrieving jokes from various sources including Chuck Norris jokes, Dad jokes, and Yo Mama jokes, built using the TypeScript SDK for MCP servers.
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Enables easy installation and execution through NPX, allowing users to run the Short Video Maker with minimal setup.
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Allows installation and running of the Clover MCP server via npx commands, making it easy to deploy and integrate with the Clover API.
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Supports automated publishing to the npm registry through CI/CD workflows and provides package distribution through the npm ecosystem.
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Integrates with npm through the npx command for easy installation and usage of the MCP server without requiring local installation.
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Used to distribute and install the MCP server package via the npm registry.
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Leverages npm for frontend dependency management and application startup.
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Allows installation and distribution of the Neo N3 MCP server as a package through the NPM registry, making it easily accessible to users.
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Allows deployment and execution through NPX, enabling AI assistants to run YepCode processes and interact with npm packages.
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Uses npm for dependency management and package installation for the token minting MCP server.
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Leverages npm for installation and building of the X-MCP-Ctrl project.
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Uses npm for dependency management and running scripts to build and start the Word integration server.
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Provides package distribution through npm, allowing quick server setup without installation or repository building
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Uses npm (v7 or higher) for package management and installation.
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Uses npm for dependency management during the installation process of the HDW MCP Server.
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Available through npm, allowing installation via npx command for quick setup.
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Handles dependency management and provides build scripts for the MCP server