Ntealan Apis Mcp Server

What is Ntealan Apis Mcp Server?

Ntealan Apis Mcp Server is a modular, extensible Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for NTeALAN REST APIs dictionaries. It provides a unified interface for managing dictionary data, articles, and user contributions, and is designed for easy integration and extension. The project is deployed at https://apis.ntealan.net/ntealan/mcpserver and only resource actions are currently usable.

How to use Ntealan Apis Mcp Server?

Install via pip (pip install .) or uv (uv sync) from the cloned repository. Run the server with python -m ntealanmcp -t stdio (or ntealanmcp -t stdio if using uv). By default the server uses SSE transport at http://127.0.0.1:8000/sse. Connect a MCP client to that endpoint by adding the /sse path.

Key features of Ntealan Apis Mcp Server

• Dictionary management: create, update, delete, and retrieve dictionaries and metadata.
• Article management: manage articles within dictionaries, including statistics and filtering.
• Contribution management: track and manage user contributions to articles and dictionaries.
• Extensible MCP server with async support via fastmcp and aiohttp.
• OpenAPI-like resource registration with URIs and tags.
• Stable resource endpoints for dictionaries, articles, and contributions.

Use cases of Ntealan Apis Mcp Server

• Retrieve dictionary metadata and statistics by ID or for all dictionaries.
• Search and fetch articles within a specific dictionary or globally.
• Manage contributions to dictionary articles and track their status.
• Integrate NTeALAN dictionary data into AI assistants and workflows via MCP.

FAQ from Ntealan Apis Mcp Server

What runtime dependencies does the server require?

Python 3.11+, along with uv, aiohttp, pydantic, fastmcp, aiodns, and python-dotenv.

What transport protocols are supported?

The server runs with SSE (Server‑Sent Events) by default at http://127.0.0.1:8000/sse. It also supports stdio transport when started with the -t stdio flag.

Where does the data come from?

All data is retrieved from the NTeALAN REST APIs dictionaries endpoint (apis.ntealan.net/ntealan). The server itself does not store data.

Are there any known limitations?

The development endpoint may be unavailable at times. Tool actions (create, update, delete) are listed but have not yet been implemented (marked as “Not started”). Only resource actions are currently usable.

How do I connect a client to this server?

Use the deployed endpoint https://apis.ntealan.net/ntealan/mcpserver with /sse appended. For local instances, connect to http://127.0.0.1:8000/sse.