JSON MCP
by VadimNastoyashchy
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server empowers LLMs to efficiently interact with JSON files. With JSON MCP, you can split, merge, and find specific data within JSON files based on defined conditions.
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What is JSON MCP?
JSON MCP is a server that allows LLMs to interact with JSON files, providing functionalities to split, merge, and find specific data, as well as validate data within JSON files based on defined conditions.
How to use JSON MCP?
JSON MCP can be used by sending commands to the server, such as 'split' or 'merge', along with the necessary file paths and parameters. It can be installed globally using npm or run directly using npx. It can also be configured and used within VS Code and Claude Desktop environments.
Key features of JSON MCP
Fast and lightweight
LLM-friendly functionality
Split JSON files
Merge JSON files
Use cases of JSON MCP
Splitting large JSON files into smaller chunks for processing
Merging multiple JSON files into a single file
Extracting specific data from JSON files using LLMs
Validating JSON data based on predefined conditions
FAQ from JSON MCP
What is JSON MCP?
What is JSON MCP?
JSON MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed to help LLMs interact with JSON files.
What functionalities does JSON MCP offer?
What functionalities does JSON MCP offer?
JSON MCP provides functionalities to split, merge, find data, and validate JSON files.
How do I install JSON MCP?
How do I install JSON MCP?
You can install JSON MCP globally using npm or run it with npx. You can also configure it in VS Code or Claude Desktop.
What is the 'split' command used for?
What is the 'split' command used for?
The 'split' command splits a JSON file into a specified number of objects.
What is the 'merge' command used for?
What is the 'merge' command used for?
The 'merge' command merges multiple JSON files into a single JSON file.