What transports does 简介 support?
It supports SSE (Server-Sent Events) and stdio.
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简介 is a Go‑based MCP server that integrates with Bilibili. It currently supports tools for querying personal information, personal latest follows (with login), and searching videos. It is designed for AI systems that want to obtain personalized video content from Bilibili.
The server can run via SSE or stdio. To access private data that requires login, create a YAML configuration file containing a Bilibili cookie and pass its file path as the first argument when starting the server (e.g., D:\bili\Bilimcp.exe D:\bili\config.yml).
It supports SSE (Server-Sent Events) and stdio.
No. Video search does not require login, but querying personal information and latest follows require a Bilibili cookie.
Create a YAML file with a `Cookie: xxxxx` entry and pass its path as the first command-line argument when starting the server. ###
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