MCPRules is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It manages and serves programming guidelines and rules to help teams maintain consistent coding standards across projects.
To use MCPRules, clone its GitHub repository. Then, install the dependencies, build the server, and set the required environment variables. Once configured, you can access the rules through tools that integrate with the MCP server.
Key features include comprehensive Rule Management, allowing you to access and filter rules by category from local files or GitHub. It offers Flexible Storage, integrating with both local file systems and GitHub repositories using markdown for rule definitions. Rules are organized through a Category Organization system, covering general programming principles and specific languages.
Common use cases are enforcing uniform coding standards within development teams, managing guidelines in collaborative projects, and tailoring standards to specific project needs or programming languages.
For installation, clone the repository, install dependencies, build the server, and configure your rules file path. You can host your own rules, as MCPRules supports both local and GitHub-hosted markdown files. The tool is licensed under the permissive MIT License, permitting free use and modification.