Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data

What is Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data?

An MCP server bundling 11 web and data tools for use with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients. It provides functions for email validation, IP geolocation, URL metadata extraction, sentiment analysis, QR code generation, and random data generation.

How to use Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data?

Install via npx @easysolutions906/mcp-webtools. Configure in claude_desktop_config.json for Claude Desktop or .cursor/mcp.json for Cursor using the command npx -y @easysolutions906/mcp-webtools.

Key features of Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data

• email_validate: validates email syntax, MX records, disposable detection, scoring
• ip_lookup & ip_lookup_self: geolocate any IP or caller’s own IP
• url_scrape: extract title, description, Open Graph tags, images
• sentiment_analyze: analyze English text sentiment (–1 to +1 scale)
• qr_generate_base64: generate QR codes as base64 PNG with custom size/colors
• random_person, random_company, random_address: generate realistic test data
• random_uuid: generate UUID v4s; random_text: generate lorem ipsum

Use cases of Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data

• Validate user email addresses on sign‑up or contact forms
• Look up geographic location and ISP for any IP address
• Scrape metadata from URLs for link previews or content analysis
• Analyze sentiment of customer feedback or social media posts
• Generate synthetic personal, company, or address data for testing
• Create QR codes for URLs, contact info, or app links

FAQ from Web Dev Tools — Email, IP, URL, Sentiment, QR, Random Data

What transport modes are supported?

stdio is used by default. Set the PORT environment variable to start in Streamable HTTP mode on /mcp.

Do I need any API keys or external accounts?

No — the README does not mention requiring API keys or accounts for any of the tools.

Which MCP clients are compatible?

It is explicitly tested with Claude Desktop and Cursor, and works with any MCP client.

How do I install and configure the server?

Run npx @easysolutions906/mcp-webtools and add a server entry in your client’s JSON config (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json).

What languages or runtime are required?

The server is distributed as an npm package and requires Node.js to run via npx.