Why this server?

Provides a standardized development rules and context for Business Central projects, optimized for use with Cursor editor. Addresses the 'development' aspect.

Why this server?

While not directly related to Business Central, managing Cloud PCs could be part of a development environment, especially if development is done remotely.

Why this server?

This provides a broad range of development tools which can be useful for different parts of business central development

Why this server?

This tool allows for creating sandboxed local development environments, which can be helpful in development work.

Why this server?

Provides ability to interact with iTerm2, which can be useful for command line development and scripting associated with Business Central.

Why this server?

Enables secure code execution in Docker containers, useful for testing code in an isolated environment.

Why this server?

Allows Claude to access various web services via API, useful if there are external APIs to integrate with during development.

Why this server?

Enhances the standard Github MCP server and allows access to many Github endpoints, helpful for managing code projects and repositories.

Why this server?

Analyzes source code dependencies, useful for understanding project structure and managing dependencies in Business Central development.

Why this server?

Useful for offloading AI coding tasks to Aider, potentially reducing costs and allowing control over which models are used.