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@mcp-gen-ui/mcp-server

v0.3.0

Published

stdio MCP server exposing mcp-gen-ui public-benefit discovery tools.

Readme

@mcp-gen-ui/mcp-server

stdio MCP server for the mcp-gen-ui gateway public-benefit discovery tools.

The server registers seven deterministic read-only tools for benefit search, detail, deadlines, personas, checklist generation, application guidance, and snapshot change logs. It delegates conversation and LLM orchestration to the MCP client.

Recommendations are candidates, not eligibility decisions, and users must verify final requirements on the official source.

Install

npm install @mcp-gen-ui/mcp-server

Usage

npx mcp-gen-ui-gateway

Example MCP host configuration after building or installing:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-gen-ui-gateway": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["node_modules/@mcp-gen-ui/mcp-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "MCP_GEN_UI_REPOSITORY_MODE": "fixture",
        "MCP_GEN_UI_DB_PATH": "mcp-gen-ui-gateway.db"
      }
    }
  }
}

Runtime environment

| Variable | Contract | | --- | --- | | MCP_GEN_UI_REPOSITORY_MODE | fixture, live, or mixed; required in production, otherwise defaults to fixture. | | MCP_GEN_UI_LIVE_SOURCES | Optional comma-separated subset of youth-center,bokjiro,subsidy24; omission infers sources from configured keys. | | YOUTH_CENTER_API_KEY | Required for 온통청년; the shared data.go.kr key never applies to this source. | | BOKJIRO_API_KEY / SUBSIDY24_API_KEY | Source-specific keys; each takes precedence over DATA_GO_KR_API_KEY. | | DATA_GO_KR_API_KEY | Shared fallback for Bokjiro and the national-subsidy open-call source only. | | MCP_GEN_UI_CACHE_TTL_MS | Live/mixed cache TTL, 1,000–86,400,000 ms; defaults to 300,000 ms. | | YOUTH_CENTER_API_ENDPOINT / BOKJIRO_API_ENDPOINT / SUBSIDY24_API_ENDPOINT | Optional overrides restricted to each source's exact official HTTPS origin, without credentials, query, or fragment. | | MCP_GEN_UI_DB_PATH | SQLite path; defaults to mcp-gen-ui-gateway.db. |

Production startup fails closed when the mode or selected keys are missing; live mode never silently falls back to fixtures. The historical source ID and environment prefix subsidy24 refer to the 기획예산처 national-subsidy open-call dataset, not the 행정안전부 보조금24 individual-benefit catalog.

All tools publish strict input/output schemas and read-only, non-destructive, idempotent annotations. A success returns identical JSON as structured content and text; a failure returns only a stable mcp-error.v1 JSON text payload.