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Roadmaps MCP Server

Developer Roadmaps MCP Server

Installation
Add the following to your MCP client configuration file.

Configuration

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "a-kaibu-developer-roadmaps-mcp": {
      "url": "https://developer-roadmaps-mcp.yashikota.workers.dev"
    }
  }
}

You run a dedicated MCP server that exposes developer roadmap content from roadmap.sh via two endpoints: one lists all available roadmaps and the other returns the complete Markdown content for a chosen roadmap. This setup lets you build apps and tooling that fetch up-to-date roadmap material programmatically while keeping the data centralized in a reliable MCP service.

How to use

If you want to discover what roadmaps exist, use the list endpoint to retrieve all available roadmaps. Once you know a roadmap’s name, request its Markdown content with the content endpoint by supplying the roadmap name as a parameter. The server responds with the full Markdown you can render in your app or convert to another format.

How to install

Prerequisites you’ll need before installing this MCP server locally or in a development environment:

- Git to clone the project repository

- Node.js and npm to install dependencies and run scripts

Follow these concrete steps to set up locally. These steps assume you are using the repository slug yashikota/developer-roadmaps-mcp as the source of the MCP implementation.

1) Clone the repository

2) Install dependencies

3) Run the server

Additional sections

Configuration and access: This MCP server is available at the deployment URL https://developer-roadmaps-mcp.yashikota.workers.dev. There is a single HTTP-based MCP connection method exposed, allowing you to list roadmaps and fetch roadmap content. No local stdio server is described for this MCP setup.

Security and access: Treat the MCP endpoint as you would any external API. If you expose it publicly, consider adding authentication or rate limiting at the edge or gateway layer to prevent abuse. Review access logs and implement IP allowlists if needed for your environment.

Troubleshooting tips: If the list endpoint returns an empty set or you cannot fetch content for a known roadmap, verify the MCP server is running at the expected URL, confirm there is network connectivity to the remote server, and check that the requested roadmap name exactly matches the available identifiers. If issues persist, inspect deployment logs and ensure the MCP server is reachable from your client.

Available tools

list_roadmaps

Lists all available developer roadmaps from roadmap.sh.

get_roadmap_content

Fetches the complete Markdown content for a specified roadmap by name