What does the hotpepper-gourmet-mcp-server do?
It provides MCP tools and resources to search the Hot Pepper Gourmet API for restaurants, areas, genres, and master data.
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ホットペッパーグルメ MCP Server
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An unofficial MCP server that integrates with the Recruit Web Service Hot Pepper Gourmet API. It provides tools and resources for searching Japanese restaurants, areas, genres, and budget master data, designed for developers building AI applications that access dining information.
Install via Homebrew, Go, or by downloading a binary from the releases page. Obtain an API key from Recruit Web Service, then configure the server in your MCP host by adding it to the mcpServers section with the environment variable HOTPEPPER_GOURMET_API_KEY set to your API key.
It provides MCP tools and resources to search the Hot Pepper Gourmet API for restaurants, areas, genres, and master data.
A Recruit Web Service API key is required. Installation works via Homebrew, Go, or direct binary download.
All data is sourced from the official Recruit Web Service Hot Pepper Gourmet API.
Authentication uses an API key passed via the `HOTPEPPER_GOURMET_API_KEY` environment variable.
No, it is an unofficial MCP server and is not affiliated with Recruit Co., Ltd.
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