Glean Local MCP Server

Glean Local MCP Server Overview

What is Glean Local MCP Server about?

Provides a locally hosted MCP server that integrates with Glean's API, allowing developers to configure and run the server alongside popular MCP clients for rapid development and testing.

How to use Glean Local MCP Server?

Install the package via npx:
```
npx -y @gleanwork/local-mcp-server
```
Set required environment variables, e.g., API_KEY.
Start the server using the generated command or through the provided scripts in the monorepo.
Connect your MCP client to the local server endpoint as documented in the client-specific READMEs.

Key Features of Glean Local MCP Server

Monorepo structure with modular packages.
Easy configuration through @gleanwork/configure-mcp-server.
Continuous integration badge and npm version badge for visibility.
MIT licensed, encouraging community contributions.
Supports popular MCP clients out‑of‑the‑box.

Use Cases of Glean Local MCP Server

Local development and debugging of applications that consume Glean API.
Automated testing pipelines that require a mock MCP environment.
Rapid prototyping of new features before deploying to production.
Education and workshops demonstrating MCP integration.

FAQ from the Glean Local MCP Server

Q: Do I need a Glean account to use the server? A: Yes, an API key from a Glean account is required and should be set in the API_KEY environment variable.

Q: Can I run multiple instances simultaneously? A: Each instance can be started with a different port configuration; refer to the package docs for custom settings.

Q: Is the server production‑ready? A: The server is intended for local development and testing. For production deployments, use Glean's hosted services.

Q: How do I contribute? A: See CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository for guidelines on setting up the development environment and submitting pull requests.