MCP XMind Server
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A Model Context Protocol server for analyzing and querying XMind mind maps. This tool provides powerful capabilities for searching, extracting, and analyzing content from XMind files.
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What is MCP XMind Server?
MCP XMind Server is a tool designed to analyze and query XMind mind map files. It allows users to search, extract, and analyze content from XMind files, providing powerful capabilities for task management, content navigation, and data extraction.
How to use MCP XMind Server?
The server can be installed via Smithery or manually using npm. Once installed, the server is started by specifying allowed directories. Various tools are available for parsing, searching, and extracting information from XMind files, accessible through specific commands and arguments.
Key features of MCP XMind Server
Smart fuzzy search across mind maps
Task management and tracking
Hierarchical content navigation
Link and reference extraction
Use cases of MCP XMind Server
Analyzing project plans stored in XMind format
Extracting tasks and deadlines from mind maps
Searching for specific information within multiple mind maps
Automating data extraction from XMind files for reporting
FAQ from MCP XMind Server
What is Smithery?
What is Smithery?
Smithery is a platform for installing and managing servers like MCP XMind Server.
How do I specify which directories the server can access?
How do I specify which directories the server can access?
When starting the server, you provide a list of allowed directories as command-line arguments.
Can I search for nodes based on multiple criteria?
Can I search for nodes based on multiple criteria?
Yes, the search_nodes tool allows you to specify multiple search fields and criteria.
Is the server secure?
Is the server secure?
The server includes security measures such as path normalization and validation to prevent unauthorized access.
How do I extract all TODO tasks from a mind map?
How do I extract all TODO tasks from a mind map?
Use the get_todo_tasks tool, providing the path to the XMind file as an argument.