chore(mcp): add Smithery stdio config for crw-mcp#316
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smithery.yaml at repo root launches the published crw-mcp npm package on stdio (npx -y crw-mcp) with a configSchema exposing an optional fastCRW API key mapped to CRW_API_KEY. Enables Smithery's local install path; the hosted https://fastcrw.com/mcp endpoint is listed via the URL method.
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smithery.yamlso crw-mcp can be listed and installed via Smithery (smithery.ai).What
smithery.yamlwith astartCommand.type: stdioblock that launches the publishedcrw-mcpnpm package:npx -y crw-mcp.configSchemaexposes one optional fieldcrwApiKey, mapped to theCRW_API_KEYenv var the binary already reads. Optional because the free tier and self-host work without a key.exampleConfiguses a placeholder key (no secret committed).Why
Smithery has two publish paths: the URL method (a hosted streamable-HTTP + OAuth endpoint, already served at
https://fastcrw.com/mcp) and the local stdio path. This file enables the local stdio install; the remote endpoint is listed separately via Smithery`s URL method and needs no repo file.Notes