weekly-pulse MCP server
Enables automated ingestion of App Store/Play Store reviews, synthesis of themes and actions, and publishing to Google Docs and Gmail drafts via Google Workspace MCP.
README
Milestone 3 — AI Agent with MCP
Weekly review pulse agent: ingest App Store / Play Store exports → synthesize themes and actions → publish to Google Docs and Gmail draft via Google Workspace MCP (no direct Google APIs).
Repository: github.com/alekhya2395/Milestone-3---AI-agent-MCP
Settings
Local setup from scratch (Windows / PowerShell):
# 1. Clone
git clone https://github.com/alekhya2395/Milestone-3---AI-agent-MCP.git
cd Milestone-3---AI-agent-MCP
# 2. Virtual environment
python -m venv .venv
.\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
# 3. Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# 4. Environment variables
copy .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your keys (Google OAuth, Alpha Vantage, etc.)
# 5. MCP setup (Cursor)
# Follow: phases/phase-01-mcp-setup/gcp-setup-checklist.md
# Then: phases/phase-01-mcp-setup/runbook.md
# 6. Download reviews (Phase 2)
python phases/phase-02-review-ingestion/scripts/fetch-reviews.py --weeks 10
python phases/phase-02-review-ingestion/scripts/normalize-reviews.py
Step 5 details:
- GCP setup checklist — Google Cloud project, OAuth, APIs
- MCP runbook — connect
google-driveandgoogle-gmailin Settings → Tools & MCP
After step 6, review outputs are in data/raw/ (CSV) and data/reviews/reviews.json (filtered JSON).
Documentation
| Doc | Purpose |
|---|---|
| docs/problemstatement.md | Goals and constraints |
| docs/architecture.md | System design |
| docs/implementationplan.md | Phase-wise plan |
| docs/eval.md | Milestone evaluation tracker |
| docs/decision.md | Architecture decisions |
| docs/deployment-railway.md | Deploy custom MCP server on Railway |
Railway deployment
Deploy the weekly-pulse MCP server (review tools) to Railway:
railway up
Full guide: docs/deployment-railway.md
Google Gmail/Drive MCP remain on Google's servers — connect both from Cursor.
Project layout
├── .cursor/mcp.json # Drive + Gmail MCP (secrets via env vars)
├── data/raw/ # Store review exports
├── data/processed/ # Normalized reviews & pulse artifacts
├── docs/ # Specs and per-phase eval.md
├── phases/ # Phase work folders (runbooks, artifacts)
└── prompts/ # Agent prompts (Phase 3+)
Current phase: 1 — MCP & foundation
- Complete GCP setup checklist
- Set env vars from .env.example
- Restart Cursor → Settings → Tools & MCP → Connect
google-driveandgoogle-gmail - Run smoke tests per runbook
- Sign off Phase 1 eval
MCP config location
- Project:
.cursor/mcp.json(committed, no secrets) - Credentials:
GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_IDandGOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRETin.envor system environment
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