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ucleeds-mcp-tester

v1.0.0

Published

a year ago

Test client for UCLeeds Timetabling MCP integration

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mcp timetabling ucleeds

UCLeeds MCP Tester

A command-line tool to test the MCP integration for UCLeeds Timetabling App.

Features

Connect to the MCP server
Authenticate with your timetabling credentials
Find available rooms for booking
Create new bookings
View your existing bookings
Cancel bookings
Browse room and booking resources

Usage

You can run this tool directly using npx:

npx ucleeds-mcp-tester

Requirements

Node.js 14 or higher
The UCLeeds Timetabling MCP server must be running

Configuration

The tool will look for a .env file in the current directory with the following variables:

MCP_HOST=localhost
MCP_PORT=3002

If no .env file is found, it will use the default values (localhost:3002).

Authentication

You will need valid UCLeeds Timetabling credentials to use this tool. These are the same credentials you use to log in to the timetabling application.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter connection issues, make sure:

The timetabling application server is running
The MCP server is running (usually on port 3002)
You have the correct MCP_HOST and MCP_PORT settings

License

MIT