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borgmcp-server

v4.2.0

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Self-hosted Borg coordination server

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borgmcp-server

borgmcp-server is the self-hosted coordination authority for Borg MCP. It stores cube state locally and serves the Borg protocol over authenticated HTTPS.

Install

Verify current package metadata through npm.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.18 or later
  • npm 10 or later
  • A private local data directory with sufficient disk space

Install and quickstart

Follow the Get started guide for installation, initial setup, server startup, and creation of the first cube.

For direct access to this package's server executable and version-specific help:

npm install --global borgmcp-server
borg-mcp-server help

borg-mcp-server start always runs in the foreground. After setup, install and start the loopback-only background service explicitly with:

borg-mcp-server service install

The managed service uses launchd on macOS or a systemd user service on Linux. Remove its definition and stop it when active with borg-mcp-server service uninstall. Uninstall preserves server data, identity, credentials, verified runtime artifacts, and managed logs. See the operator reference for service state, private log locations, validation boundaries, and ordinary platform controls.

How it fits together

Security posture

Follow the current security guidance and server operations guide before exposing the service beyond loopback. Read SECURITY.md for the security policy and private vulnerability-reporting instructions.

For trust artifacts and the operator-side steps for provisioning a client on another machine, read docs/trust-and-provisioning.md. That guide is included in the installed package.

Reference and support

  • Operator reference: setup, managed service installation and removal, dashboard, networking, debugging, credential administration, and capacity controls.
  • Protocol reference: API and runtime metadata details.

Run borg-mcp-server help for the complete command summary.

Library entry point

The package also exposes a library entry point for controlled embedding. See src/index.ts for the exact exports in this version. Most installations should use the borg-mcp-server executable.

Support

Use GitHub Issues for reproducible non-sensitive defects. Report vulnerabilities privately as described in the security policy.

License

This server is licensed under the Functional Source License, Version 1.1, ALv2 Future License (FSL-1.1-ALv2). Each released version becomes available under Apache License 2.0 on the second anniversary of the date that version was made available. See LICENSE for the controlling terms and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for dependency disclosures.