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qualcoder-mcp is now Exegete
qualcoder-mcp is now called Exegete: a qualitative analysis
application you use in conversation with an AI assistant, compatible
with QualCoder. Its PyPI name, its command and its Python package are
exegete:
https://pypi.org/project/exegete/ and
https://github.com/nicotem/exegete.
This package is kept so that nothing you set up stops working. It
installs Exegete and keeps the qualcoder-mcp command and
python -m qualcoder_mcp.server, both of which start Exegete. It is
released beside every Exegete release until version 1.0.
What to change, if you want to, on each route:
- pip.
pip install --upgrade qualcoder-mcpkeeps bringing the current Exegete. To move to the new name:pip install exegete, change the command in your assistant's settings toexegete, and only thenpip uninstall qualcoder-mcp(which removes the old command). - pipx or uv.
pipx upgrade qualcoder-mcp,uv tool upgrade qualcoder-mcpanduvx qualcoder-mcpkeep working. These tools put only the named package's commands on your path, so you get theexegetecommand there only by installingexegeteitself (pipx install exegete,uv tool install exegete,uvx exegete). To move to the new name, in this order: installexegetefirst, then change the command in your assistant's settings to it, and only thenpipx uninstall qualcoder-mcporuv tool uninstall qualcoder-mcp(the other way round leaves no server). - PDF and EPUB. The commands above that install
exegeteleave out its optional part for PDF and EPUB: write"exegete[pdf-epub]"in place ofexegete(with uvx,uvx --from "exegete[pdf-epub]" exegete). - Settings. Exegete's settings now start
EXEGETE_(for exampleEXEGETE_TOOLSET); the oldQUALCODER_MCP_...spellings andQUALCODER_PROJECT_PATHstill work until version 1.0.
Tidying up. exegete --check-transition (or
qualcoder-mcp --check-transition) lists what the change left on your
computer, numbered in the order to take the steps, with full paths
ready to paste, and changes nothing; with --tidy it removes the link
left at ~/.qualcoder_mcp once nothing it can find could still start
an older copy (an older package, a host's entry, or a desktop
extension older than Exegete). It cannot see a project's own
.mcp.json file: while an older copy could still start from one,
keep the link. Running this package's command writes one line saying
so.
Until version 1.0. At version 1.0 the last release of this package
will say plainly that it is the last, and none will follow; change your
settings to exegete before then.
The installation guide's section "Coming from qualcoder-mcp" says more: https://github.com/nicotem/exegete/blob/main/INSTALL.md
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