Meerkats.ai MCP Server
by Meerkats-Ai
The Meerkats.ai MCP Server provides tools for web scraping, RSS feed processing, and Google search. It is designed to be used with the Meerkats.ai web scraping service.
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What is Meerkats.ai MCP Server?
The Meerkats.ai MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that integrates with the Meerkats.ai web scraping service. It offers tools to scrape web pages, process RSS feeds, and perform Google searches, providing structured data extraction capabilities.
How to use Meerkats.ai MCP Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies with npm install, configure the .env file with your Meerkats.ai API key, and build the project using npm run build. Then, add the server configuration to your MCP settings file, specifying the command, arguments, and environment variables. Finally, use the available tools like scrape_url, rss_feed, and google_search with the use_mcp_tool function, providing the server name and tool arguments.
Key features of Meerkats.ai MCP Server
Web Scraping (scrape_url)
RSS Feed Processing (rss_feed)
Google Search (google_search)
Markdown Output for scraped content
Use cases of Meerkats.ai MCP Server
Extracting data from websites for analysis
Monitoring RSS feeds for updates
Gathering search results for research
Automating data collection from online sources
FAQ from Meerkats.ai MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows you to integrate external tools and services into a larger system, enabling communication and data exchange.
Do I need a Meerkats.ai API key to use this server?
Do I need a Meerkats.ai API key to use this server?
Yes, you need a Meerkats.ai API key to authenticate and access the web scraping service.
What format does the scraped content come in?
What format does the scraped content come in?
The scraped content is returned as markdown.
Can I specify a wait time before scraping a URL?
Can I specify a wait time before scraping a URL?
Yes, the scrape_url and rss_feed tools have an optional wait parameter to specify the time in seconds to wait before scraping/processing.
Where can I find my MCP settings configuration file?
Where can I find my MCP settings configuration file?
The location of the MCP settings configuration file depends on your specific setup and how you are using the MCP server. Refer to the documentation of the system you are integrating with.