mcp-context-card

Get one. Or add it to yours. The essential MCP server for a project's context, memory, and identity — discoverable to any MCP client, and rendered as one card you can read.

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See your own project's business card — run this in its folder. It writes context-card.html and opens it in your browser. The front is the card: name, title, one-liner. Flip it for the back: About, Context, Memory, Discovery.

npx mcp-context-card card

context — the project's AGENTS.md, served whole or one section at a time.

memory — facts that persist across sessions, in a file.

identity — what this server is, from its own .fafa (agent.fafa, else .well-known/fafa).

Discovery goes through two surfaces already in the ecosystem: the Server Card _meta block and ai-catalog.json sibling entries.

Pick one

A base MCP — or an extension for any other

Context, memory, and identity are essential — every MCP host needs an agent that knows a project's instructions, remembers facts across sessions, and can say what it is. mcp-context-card is those three, done once:

• Stand it up as your base MCP. Point a host at it and an agent already has AGENTS.md served section‑by‑section, remember / recall / forget memory that survives a restart, and a whoami identity — before a single tool of your own is written.
• Or extend any existing MCP with it. Run it alongside a server you already have — filesystem, git, a database, your own — and that agent gains context, memory, and identity discovery it didn't have. Nothing to migrate; it composes.

Ten tools, two discovery surfaces already in the ecosystem (Server Card _meta, ai-catalog.json), and a rendered card. MIT, on npm.

It composes:

• serve · discover · render — this server
• author BETTER, keep true — agents-md-facts (author_agents_md wraps it for the facts layer; adds a BEST layer of its own from project.faf when one exists)
• files · shell · git — server-filesystem, server-git / github‑mcp‑server, your test runner's MC

... View full README on GitHub