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| | Environment Variable | Purpose | Default | | ||
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| | `PAYSTACK_TEST_SECRET_KEY` | Your Paystack test secret key **(required)** | — | | ||
| | `NODE_ENV` | Environment mode (`development`, `production`, `test`) | `development` | |
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@damilola-paystack should we remove this? I'm actually not sure it changes anything atm
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I left some things because I assumed you had a reason for them. I think the secret key is the only variable that should be there
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@damilola-paystack let's change this from passive to active voice, eg. "copy the output and paste it as the command in the JSON configuration"
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We can just take it out entirely since npm/npx usage isn't available yet
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We're missing the get_operation_guided command here. I hadn't initially included it because I wasn't sure if we were keeping it in at the time. We'll need to update this section @damilola-paystack
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| When you ask your AI assistant something like _"Get me the last 5 transactions"_, here's what happens behind the scenes: | ||
| When you ask your AI assistant something like _"Get me the last 5 transactions on my Paystact integration"_, here's what happens behind the scenes: |
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| To get the best results when using this MCP server, be specific in your prompts and always include "Paystack" in your requests. This helps the LLM quickly identify and use the appropriate Paystack tools. |
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