What data does the server return?
It returns a JSON object containing introduction, related topics, dictionary entries (with pronunciations, senses, and examples), corpus examples, and the word’s origin.
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An MCP server built with Node.js and TypeScript that scrapes the Longman Dictionary website for a given word and returns the extracted data as standardized JSON, designed for use by AI agents.
Ensure Node.js 16+ and npm are installed, clone the repository, and configure the server with an MCP client such as Claude Desktop.
It returns a JSON object containing introduction, related topics, dictionary entries (with pronunciations, senses, and examples), corpus examples, and the word’s origin.
Node.js version 16 or higher and npm are required.
Clone the Git repository and ensure the Node.js environment is set up with the necessary dependencies.
Clients that support the Model Context Protocol, such as Claude Desktop, can use the tool exposed by this server.
No, it only accesses the public Longman Dictionary website via HTTP.
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