Add HTTP+SSE server command #47
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…ware I'm not sure we want to merge this, but this allowed me to try dotcom chat action as an MCP host, using `mark3labs/mcp-go` in copilot-api, connecting to a localhost version of github-mcp-server via HTTP/SSE. ``` export GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN=<TOKEN_FROM_DEV_ENVIRONMENT> go run cmd/github-mcp-server/main.go http --gh-host http://api.github.localhost --port 4567 ```
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HTTP+SSE support is crucial for deployments like Coolify, where services run in isolated containers and need network-based communication rather than relying on Docker socket mounts. |
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I'm not sure we want to merge this, but this allowed me to try dotcom chat as an MCP host in a dev environment, using
mark3labs/mcp-goin copilot-api, connecting to a localhost version of github-mcp-server via HTTP/SSE.