Smithery

Smithery (https://smithery.ai) lists servers and installs them into many AI apps. Publishing guide: https://smithery.ai/docs/build/publish. Smithery takes two kinds of server:

• Local (stdio): a prebuilt .mcpb bundle that people download and run on their own computer. This fits us today.
• Remote (URL): a public Streamable HTTP address. This fits once the hosted version is live (#5). Smithery does not host it for us.

Steps for the local bundle (a maintainer does these)

1. Build the bundle: npm run pack:desktop makes the .mcpb file in dist/ (or take the .mcpb from the GitHub release, #2).

2. Go to https://smithery.ai/new and sign in, or use the Smithery CLI:

   smithery mcp publish ./dist/<file>.mcpb -n DaniilKi/pali-canon
   

   Use the real file name from dist/.

3. Fill in the page from the shared facts. No configuration is needed: the server takes no settings and no API key.
4. Optional: open Settings → Verification on the server page and complete the checklist.

Later: the hosted URL

When #5 is live, publish the hosted address too: smithery mcp publish "<hosted URL>" -n DaniilKi/pali-canon, or the URL option on https://smithery.ai/new. The server needs no sign-in, so Smithery’s automatic scan should read the tools by itself.