Add LWC local project memory server

[JanYork]

Change Type

• Add a new server definition
• Update an existing server definition
• Fix a bug in an existing definition
• Other (describe in Summary)

Summary

Add LWC, a local-first project-memory MCP server for coding agents, as a one-click npx stdio definition with a required project-directory input.

Server Details

• Server Name: LWC (Local Wiki CLI)
• Server ID: io.github-janyork-lwc
• Transport: stdio
• Authentication: none
• Categories: developer-tools, productivity, documentation, ai-ml
• Upstream Repository: https://github.com/JanYork/llm-wiki-cli

Checklist

CI-enforced

• JSON file lives at servers/<id>.json
• Filename matches the id field exactly
• Required fields present: id, name, transport
• pnpm validate servers/io.github-janyork-lwc.json passes
• pnpm check-conflicts passes (264 definitions, no conflicts)
• pnpm test passes (38 tests)
• Every commit is signed off with DCO

Reviewer quality bar

• Description is one clear sentence with no marketing language
• Categories come from categories.json
• ${input:PROJECT_PATH} has a matching directory input
• No secret or credential inputs are used
• auth.type is consistent with the credential-free transport
• links.repository resolves
• Capabilities match the live MCP tools/list response
• Platforms match the npm package supported targets

Platform-managed fields

• No badges, stats, sponsored, or featured fields
• No publisher verification fields
• No _platform* keys

Trademark & branding

• No official, certified, or endorsed claim
• The logo references the project owners GitHub avatar

Tested locally

• Installed in the McpMux desktop app
• Started the published npm package over stdio and called tools/list; it exposed one bounded read-only lwc_explore tool

Notes for Reviewers

LWC needs an absolute project root because its memory and optional graphs are project-scoped. It requires no API key and declares read-only, non-destructive MCP tool annotations.