MCP Autojob Server
An MCP server project for office automation, with functions including schedule management, weather query, email reminder, and task tracking.
rating : 2 points
downloads : 5.5K
What is the MCP Server?
The MCP Server is a Python-based office automation server designed to help users simplify their daily office workflows. It can automatically check schedules, weather, emails awaiting replies, and incomplete Jira tasks.How to use the MCP Server?
You can start the server with simple commands, and it will automatically collect and display the information you need. You can run it via the command line or a Docker container.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for individuals or teams that need to automate the management of daily office tasks, especially development teams using Jira for project management.Main features
Schedule management
Automatically check and display daily schedules
Weather query
Provide current-day weather information
Email management
List emails that need to be replied to
Jira task tracking
Display incomplete Jira tasks
Advantages
One-stop office automation solution
Supports Docker containerized deployment
Easy to expand and customize
Limitations
Requires certain technical knowledge for initial setup
Currently only supports Jira as the task management system
How to use
Install dependencies
Use brew to install uv and cursor tools
Initialize the project
Create an MCP server project and set up the Python environment
Add dependencies
Install the MCP CLI tool
Run the server
Run the server in development mode or install it
Docker deployment (optional)
Run the server using a Docker container
Usage examples
Prepare for the daily morning meeting
Start the server every morning to automatically obtain the day's schedule, weather, and to-do tasks
Team task check
The project manager deploys the server using Docker to monitor the team's task progress
Frequently Asked Questions
How to update the server configuration?
What if the Docker container fails to start?
How to add new automation features?
Related resources
MCP official documentation
Official documentation for the Model Context Protocol
MCP Python SDK
Python development toolkit for MCP
Cursor rules
Cursor development rules

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