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@takuhon/mcp

v1.4.3

Published

Transport-agnostic Model Context Protocol server exposing a takuhon profile read-only

Downloads

2,887

Readme

@takuhon/mcp

A transport-agnostic Model Context Protocol server that exposes a takuhon profile to AI agents — read-only.

It registers the tool/resource catalog defined by @takuhon/core against the official @modelcontextprotocol/sdk and wires every handler to a profile loader you supply. It does not attach a transport: the caller connects one, so the same server runs over stdio (the takuhon mcp CLI command) or stateless HTTP (the Cloudflare adapter).

Everything is read-only and passes through the same privacy filter as the public API, so an MCP client sees exactly what GET /api/profile, GET /api/jsonld, GET /api/schema, and GET /takuhon.json already expose — no admin surface.

Tools and resources

| Tool | Arguments | Returns | | -------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------- | | get_profile | lang? | the locale-resolved, privacy-filtered profile | | get_section | section, lang? | a single profile section | | get_jsonld | lang? | Schema.org JSON-LD (ProfilePage + Person) | | list_locales | — | the available locales and the default |

| Resource | Contents | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | takuhon://profile | the canonical takuhon.json, privacy-filtered | | takuhon://schema | the public JSON Schema contract |

Usage

import { StdioServerTransport } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/stdio.js';
import { createTakuhonMcpServer } from '@takuhon/mcp';

const server = createTakuhonMcpServer({
  // Called once per request, so the server always reflects current storage.
  loadProfile: async () => loadValidatedProfile(),
  name: 'takuhon',
  version: '1.0.0',
});

await server.connect(new StdioServerTransport());

loadProfile returns a validated Takuhon (from @takuhon/core). This package performs no I/O of its own; the transport layer owns it.