feat: add comprehensive MCP servers HTTP protocol collection and documentation#230
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[WIP] Collect MCP servers that can use the HTTP protocol.
feat: add comprehensive MCP servers HTTP protocol collection and documentation
Sep 17, 2025
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This PR adds a comprehensive collection and documentation of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that support HTTP protocol communication, making them suitable for integration with the Askman Chrome Extension.
What's Added
📚 Complete Documentation Suite
docs/mcp-servers.md- Detailed catalog of 10+ HTTP-compatible MCP servers including:docs/README.md- Comprehensive integration guide covering:docs/examples.md- Practical implementation examples featuring:⚙️ Configuration System
src/assets/conf/mcp-servers.toml- Ready-to-use TOML configuration templates for all documented servers with:Updated
src/assets/conf/external-links.toml- Added MCP specification and resource links🔗 Enhanced Project Integration
README.mdwith dedicated MCP Server Integration section highlighting:Key Features
Chrome Extension Focused: All servers verified for browser compatibility with proper CORS, HTTPS, and security requirements documented.
HTTP Protocol Emphasis: Specifically collected servers that support HTTP transport, making them accessible from web-based Chrome extension environments.
Security First: Comprehensive documentation of authentication patterns, content security policies, and secure integration practices.
Developer Ready: Includes practical TypeScript examples, error handling patterns, testing approaches, and configuration management.
Extensible Architecture: Provides a framework for easily adding new MCP servers in the future.
Example Usage
This implementation provides developers with everything needed to integrate external data sources and tools via HTTP-compatible MCP servers into the Askman Chrome extension, enabling enhanced AI capabilities through secure, standardized server connections.
Fixes #229.
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