Central FAQs

Question 1

What MCP servers are supported by Central?

Accepted Answer

Central includes support for Notion, GitHub, Linear, and Memory Bank MCP servers. Each server provides specific functionalities, such as interacting with Notion databases, GitHub repositories, and Linear tickets.

Question 2

How do I set up Central?

Accepted Answer

The setup involves cloning the repository, configuring API tokens in the .env file, and starting the services using `docker compose up -d`. Modular Docker Compose files make it easy to start specific services individually.

Question 3

How do I access the running MCP servers?

Accepted Answer

Once Central is running, you can access each service through path-based routing (e.g., http://$HOSTNAME/notion/sse for the Notion SSE endpoint).

Question 4

What is Central?

Accepted Answer

Central is a tool that centralizes Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in a home lab environment using Docker, Traefik, and SuperGateway. It simplifies the hosting and management of MCP servers like Notion, GitHub, Linear, and Memory Bank.

Question 5

What are the key components used in Central?

Accepted Answer

Central leverages Docker for containerization, Traefik as a reverse proxy for routing requests to MCP servers, and SuperGateway for converting between stdio and SSE transports.

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