Sodukusolver

You have an MCP server named sodukusolver that stores simple notes, exposes a note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes, and offers a summary prompt to create overviews of all stored notes. You can add notes with a dedicated tool, and you manage the server using standard MCP runtime commands. This guide shows practical steps to run, install, and use sodukusolver with an MCP client and tools.

How to use

To interact with sodukusolver, connect your MCP client to a local or remote MCP server endpoint and use the available tools and prompts. You can add notes using the add-note tool by providing a name and content. You can then request a summarized view of all stored notes using the summarize-notes prompt, optionally specifying a style such as brief or detailed. The server will notify connected clients of resource changes whenever notes are added.

Practical usage patterns you can follow:

• Add a new note with a name and content to expand your note base.
• Retrieve or reference a note via the note:// URI scheme to view or edit a specific entry.
• Run summarize-notes with an optional style argument to generate a consolidated summary of all notes. This helps you quickly understand the current knowledge stored on the server.

How to install

Prerequisites you need to run sodukusolver are the MCP runtime tools shown in the example configurations. You will use one of the standard runtime commands to start the server.

Follow these concrete steps to set up and run the server in a development or published configuration.

1. Development run using the MCP runtime
2. Published run using the MCP runtime

Additional sections

Configuration notes: The server exposes resources via a simple note storage system. Each note has a name, a description, and a text/plain mime type. The server provides a single prompt summarize-notes that can generate summaries of all stored notes, with an optional style setting to control detail level. The add-note tool allows you to add new notes by supplying a name and content. The server notifies clients when resources change.

Development and publishing workflows use the MCP runtime commands shown below. You can adapt these commands to your environment and runtime setup.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sodukusolver": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": [
        "--directory",
        "/Users/harrisonliang/research/fun/soduku",
        "run",
        "sodukusolver"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Available tools

add-note

Adds a new note to the server by providing a name and content; updates server state and notifies clients of resource changes.

summarize-notes

Summarizes all stored notes with an optional style argument to control detail level; returns a consolidated overview of current notes.