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# sackville-mcp
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The Sackville MCP server — exposes Sackville's pillars to an LLM agent as MCP tools
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and resources. **`sackville-mcp` is the AGGREGATE server**: one stdio process that
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mutate, verify). Narrow single-pillar bins also ship for minimal deployments
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## Quickstart — the aggregate server
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