Add setup for claude code

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Summary by Sourcery

Document Claude Code setup and update client configuration guidance for the Keylime MCP server and web client.

Documentation:

• Mention that the project provides both an MCP server and a privacy-focused web client for Keylime remote attestation.
• Add setup instructions for using the MCP server with Claude Code and clarify the optional env configuration and default certificate path for other MCP clients.

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Reviewer's Guide

Update README to describe both the MCP server and new privacy-focused web client, and clarify configuration instructions for using the server with Claude Code and other MCP clients, including default certificate paths and optional environment configuration.

Flow diagram for configuring Keylime MCP with Claude Code and Claude Desktop

flowchart TD
    A[Install and build Keylime MCP server<br/>make build-server] --> B{Which MCP client?}

    B --> C[Claude Code]
    B --> D[Claude Desktop or other MCP client]

    C --> C1[Run<br/>claude mcp add keylime --scope user /full/path/to/keylime-mcp/bin/server]
    C1 --> E[Server uses default cert path<br/>/var/lib/keylime/cv_ca]

    D --> D1[Edit<br/>~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json]
    D1 --> D2[Add mcpServers.keylime entry<br/>with command and args]
    D2 --> E

    E --> F[Optionally configure env block<br/>for non-default cert paths]
    F --> G[Ensure certs readable<br/>make setup-certs]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Document use of the project as both an MCP server and a privacy-focused web client.	Update the project description to mention the privacy-focused web client in addition to the MCP server	README.md
Clarify setup instructions for Claude-based MCP clients, including Claude Code CLI and Claude Desktop.	Add explicit setup command for registering the MCP server with Claude Code via the CLI Retitle and clarify the JSON configuration example as applicable to Claude Desktop and other MCP clients Explain that the env block in the MCP configuration is optional due to sensible server defaults Clarify that certificate files live under /var/lib/keylime/cv_ca by default and that read permissions are required, referencing the make setup-certs helper	README.md

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• In the Claude Code section, consider explicitly tying the claude mcp add command to the build step (e.g., noting that /full/path/to/keylime-mcp/bin/server refers to the binary produced by make build-server) to avoid ambiguity about which path to use.
• You might want to clarify that the JSON config snippet applies only to config-file–driven MCP clients (like Claude Desktop) and is not needed when using the claude mcp add CLI, to help users choose the correct setup path.

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In the Claude Code section, consider explicitly tying the `claude mcp add` command to the build step (e.g., noting that `/full/path/to/keylime-mcp/bin/server` refers to the binary produced by `make build-server`) to avoid ambiguity about which path to use.
- You might want to clarify that the JSON config snippet applies only to config-file–driven MCP clients (like Claude Desktop) and is not needed when using the `claude mcp add` CLI, to help users choose the correct setup path.

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