KiMCP
by zeikar
KiMCP is an MCP server that allows LLM applications to use domestic APIs such as Naver, Kakao, and TMAP by utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides access to various search and location-based services.
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What is KiMCP?
KiMCP (Korea-integrated Model Context Protocol) is a server that integrates various Korean APIs like Naver, Kakao, and TMAP into the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling LLM applications to access and utilize these services.
How to use KiMCP?
To use KiMCP, you need to clone the repository, install the Python dependencies using uv, configure the environment variables with the necessary API keys, and install it to Claude Desktop using the provided command. Finally, restart Claude Desktop to apply the changes.
Key features of KiMCP
Naver Blog Search
Naver News Search
Naver Cafe Search
Naver Ji-sik iN Search
Naver Local Search
Naver Image Search
Naver Shopping Search
Daum Blog Search
Daum Cafe Search
Kakao Map Search
Car Route Finding (Kakao Map)
Public Transportation Route Finding (TMAP)
Use cases of KiMCP
Enabling LLMs to provide up-to-date information from Naver search results.
Integrating location-based services from Kakao Maps into LLM applications.
Allowing LLMs to access real-time traffic and public transportation information from TMAP.
Building LLM-powered applications that can answer questions based on information from Naver Ji-sik iN.
FAQ from KiMCP
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for enabling LLMs to access external information.
What APIs are currently supported?
What APIs are currently supported?
Currently, KiMCP supports Naver, Kakao, and TMAP APIs.
Do I need all the API keys?
Do I need all the API keys?
No, you only need the API keys for the services you want to use. Unused APIs will be automatically disabled.
How do I contribute to the project?
How do I contribute to the project?
Contributions are welcome! Please refer to the repository for contribution guidelines.
Where can I find the API keys?
Where can I find the API keys?
You can obtain Naver API keys from the Naver Developer Center, Kakao API keys from Kakao Developers, and TMAP (SK Open API) keys from SK Open API.