@subseam/mcp 0.3.1

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+ # @subseam/mcp
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+ The subseam MCP server. It is published to the public npm registry and installed from
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+ there like any other npm package.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```
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+ packages/mcp/install.sh # into ~/.subseam/mcp
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+ packages/mcp/install.sh <dir> <version>
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+ ```
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+ The script runs `npm install @subseam/mcp@<version>` in the host directory and prints the
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+ `claude mcp add-json` line to register the server. Then `claude mcp list` shows
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+ `subseam ... Connected`.
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+ The equivalent by hand:
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+ ```
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+ npm install @subseam/mcp@0.3.1
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+ claude mcp add-json --scope user subseam '{"command":"node","args":["<dir>/node_modules/@subseam/mcp/dist/main.js"],"env":{"SUBSEAM_URL":"https://api.example.subseam.com","SUBSEAM_TENANT":"<your tenant id>"}}'
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+ ```
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+ No credential is needed to install: the package is public. `SUBSEAM_URL` above is a
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+ placeholder — use your own subseam API URL and tenant id.
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+ If the install fails, npm's own error is what you see: an `E404` means that version is not
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+ on the registry, and `install.sh` stops there rather than continuing.