What dependencies are needed to run EntityIdentification?
The server requires the `genai` Python package, which can be installed via `pip install genai`.
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Basic information
Recognize whether two sets of data are from the same entity.
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EntityIdentification is an MCP server that compares two sets of data—typically JSON objects—to determine whether they originate from the same entity. It combines text normalization, exact and semantic value comparison, and a generative language model to produce a final matching judgment.
Install the required dependency (pip install genai), then call the server’s functions—normalize_text, compare_values, and compare_json—with your data. The compare_json function compares two JSON objects key-by-key and returns a result that a language model uses to decide entity identity.
The server requires the `genai` Python package, which can be installed via `pip install genai`.
It normalizes text, compares values both exactly and semantically, traverses JSON keys, and then uses a generative language model (e.g., Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Exp) to produce a final match/mismatch decision.
The server compares JSON objects key by key using the provided functions; it does not specify handling of missing keys, but lists are compared ignoring element order.
The example code uses `genai.GenerativeModel("gemini-2.0-flash-thinking-exp")` to generate the final matching result.
The README does not mention data persistence; data appears to be processed locally in memory with the language model API call.
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