Weekly Report MCP Server
A simple MCP server that allows users to write and save weekly reports to text files in a dedicated reports directory.
README
Weekly Report System
The Weekly Report System is designed to facilitate the creation and management of weekly reports, which are stored in the reports directory with timestamps for easy tracking.
Setup
To get started with the Weekly Report System, follow these steps:
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Install Dependencies: Ensure you have all the necessary Python packages by running:
pip install -r requirements.txt -
Run the MCP Server: Start the MCP server to enable report creation:
python weekly_report_server.py
Usage
The system offers two methods for creating weekly reports:
Method 1: Direct Python Script
Create a weekly report by executing the create_weekly_report.py script:
python create_weekly_report.py
This script utilizes the write_weekly_report function from weekly_report_server.py to generate the report content.
Method 2: MCP Tool (Requires VSCode with Claude Extension)
Leverage the MCP server functionality with the Claude extension in VSCode:
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MCP Configuration: Ensure the MCP settings are correctly configured in
.fastmcp.tomlandmcp.json. -
VSCode Extension Configuration: Verify the extension settings in:
~/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/saoudrizwan.claude-dev/settings/cline_mcp_settings.json
Once configured, use the write_weekly_report tool from the MCP server to create reports directly within VSCode.
Report Format
Reports are stored in the reports directory with filenames formatted as weekly_report_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt.
The recommended structure for reports is as follows:
Weekly Report - [Date]
Accomplishments:
1. [Accomplishment 1]
2. [Accomplishment 2]
3. [Accomplishment 3]
4. [Accomplishment 4]
Next Steps:
1. [Next Step 1]
2. [Next Step 2]
3. [Next Step 3]
4. [Next Step 4]
Project Files
weekly_report_server.py: The core server file that defines thewrite_weekly_reportfunction and sets up the MCP server.create_weekly_report.py: A script that calls thewrite_weekly_reportfunction to generate a report.test_weekly_report.py: A testing script for validating thewrite_weekly_reportfunction.reports/: The directory where all generated reports are saved.
Additional Information
For further assistance or inquiries, please refer to the project's documentation or contact the development team.
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