Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)
by Eneswunbeaten
A .NET-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server application that compares grocery product prices across different markets in Turkey in real-time. It integrates with MCP-compatible clients like Claude and Cursor.
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What is Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)?
The Market Price Comparison Server (MCP) is a .NET application that uses the Model Context Protocol to provide real-time price comparisons for grocery products across various markets in Turkey.
How to use Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)?
This server is designed to be used with MCP-compatible client applications like Claude or Cursor. Configuration involves adding the server details (command and project path) to the client's settings. Users can then query the server by entering the product name in Turkish, and the server will return price comparisons across major Turkish grocery markets.
Key features of Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)
Real-time price tracking for grocery products in Turkish markets
Most affordable price identification with multi-market comparison
Integration with MCP-compatible clients (like Claude and Cursor)
Uses .NET 8.0 Framework and ModelContextProtocol package
Use cases of Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)
Integrating with AI assistants like Claude to get real-time price comparisons
Using with Cursor IDE for price information during development
Building custom applications that require real-time grocery price data in Turkey
Comparing prices across multiple stores to find the best deals
FAQ from Market Price Comparison Server (MCP)
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol used for data context management, allowing applications to interact with data sources in a standardized way.
What kind of products can I search for?
What kind of products can I search for?
You can search for grocery products available in Turkish markets. Enter the product name in Turkish (e.g., 'salatalık', 'domates', 'süt').
What context types does the server provide?
What context types does the server provide?
The server provides the following context types: Title (product information), Brand (brand information), Price (product price amount), and Market (name from product's market).
How do I integrate this server with Claude?
How do I integrate this server with Claude?
Add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command to run the server and the project path.
How do I integrate this server with Cursor?
How do I integrate this server with Cursor?
In Cursor, go to Settings → Features → MCP, add a new MCP server, and configure the command and project path.